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Upgrading to Qt5 ( Raspbian Stretch on PI3B ) #2
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The CMake approach with the sdr-j-sw does not work. About a year ago I
managed to compile everything with it, however,
it just would not run (the plugins were mot loaded), so I gave up.
The sdr-j-sw software should compile without (too many) problem(s) using
the qmake approach though. That is what I am using
It operates fine under Qt5.
2017-09-22 12:22 GMT+02:00 Phil1951 <notifications@github.com>:
… Qt5Declarative has been replaced by QtQuickcontrols2 and QtScript.
Having changed this, and also installed packages QtQuickControls2-5-dev
and QtScript5-dev , the main central module compiles OK using cmake. I did
have to edit the CMakeLists.txt file to include the notch filter ( reguired
by gui.cpp ).
I have been unable to compile any of the plugins, as the Qt5 modules are
not discoverable by the application, using either cmake or Qmake. It seems
that a fair amount of adaption may be required to re-use the build-files
with Qt5. I hope that one day this will be achieved, as this software is
amongst the best available, and it would be good to see it operating on Qt5
!
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Thank you for your advice. I will concentrate upon the Qmake solution and I
will report back.
I am really looking forward to running this software, so I will make
another attempt tonight. Thank you for your patience and your helpful
advice. More later.
…On 26 September 2017 at 17:23, JvanKatwijk ***@***.***> wrote:
The CMake approach with the sdr-j-sw does not work. About a year ago I
managed to compile everything with it, however,
it just would not run (the plugins were mot loaded), so I gave up.
The sdr-j-sw software should compile without (too many) problem(s) using
the qmake approach though. That is what I am using
It operates fine under Qt5.
2017-09-22 12:22 GMT+02:00 Phil1951 ***@***.***>:
> Qt5Declarative has been replaced by QtQuickcontrols2 and QtScript.
>
> Having changed this, and also installed packages QtQuickControls2-5-dev
> and QtScript5-dev , the main central module compiles OK using cmake. I
did
> have to edit the CMakeLists.txt file to include the notch filter (
reguired
> by gui.cpp ).
>
> I have been unable to compile any of the plugins, as the Qt5 modules are
> not discoverable by the application, using either cmake or Qmake. It
seems
> that a fair amount of adaption may be required to re-use the build-files
> with Qt5. I hope that one day this will be achieved, as this software is
> amongst the best available, and it would be good to see it operating on
Qt5
> !
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Qt5Declarative has been replaced by QtQuickcontrols2 and QtScript.
Having changed this, and also installed packages QtQuickControls2-5-dev and QtScript5-dev , the main central module compiles OK using cmake. I did have to edit the CMakeLists.txt file to include the notch filter ( reguired by gui.cpp ).
I have been unable to compile any of the plugins, as the Qt5 modules are not discoverable by the application, using either cmake or Qmake. It seems that a fair amount of adaption may be required to re-use the build-files with Qt5. I hope that one day this will be achieved, as this software is amongst the best available, and it would be good to see it operating on Qt5 !
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