QtMaker

build your Qt from sources automatically

Script provides:

• downloading and packing (for future re-usage) needed sources
• building from sources
  • QtBase
  • QtMultimedia
  • QtDeclarative
  • QtQuick2
  • QtSerialport

Install and Run

1. install all needed dependencies (bash, wget, git, opengl, gstreamer)
2. set your toolchain (example you can see in LIMaker)
3. be sure that you have a free space on your local storage
4. run git clone --recursive https://github.com/r3d9u11/QtMaker.git
5. checkout needed branch (according to needed version of Qt)
6. check configuration in make-all-defs
7. run make-all
8. wait until process will be completed

Variables

• CACHE - directory which contains Qt sources and other packages
• SYSROOT - target root filesystem
• PASS - password to grant root privileges on host machine
• Qt_VER - numeric version of Qt
• Qt_DIR - Qt directory on target root filesystem
• Qt_DEVICE - target device (from qtbase/mkspecs/devices)
• Qt_ARCH - target hardware architecture (usually uses value from ARCH)
• Qt_ACCEPT_CONFIG - autoaccept Qt configuration
  • a - ask everytime (when you want to check Qt configuration)
  • y - always accept configuration (without your review)
  • n - configuration will not be accepted, installation process will be terminated on first package.
• Qt_TEST - directory with sources of test applications
• Qt_EXPORT - result directory with compiled test applications (will be exported to targer root filesystem)
• Qt_SDK - copy of Qt binaries on the host machine (for applications development)

Scripts

• make-all - cross-compiles Qt libs and test-applications and installs them to destication root filesystem
• make - compiles and installs Qt libs
• get - downloads Qt libs
• setEnv - sets Qt variables
• export - compiles Qt test-applications and create the export directory with binary files
• deploy2sysroot - deploys the export directory with test-applciations to the destination root filesystem
• createSDK - copies the result directory with Qt binaries to the host machine (for application development)