On 09/01/2010 08:57 AM, Christian Kamm wrote: >> Thanks for the tips. It appear to be an environment problem. I got >> better results using the -I and after reading the qmake >> tutorial/documentation. However, it still doesn't link. >> >> Since I installed this as a user and not root I'm want to uninstall the >> Nokia Qt SDK and install it as root. To do the uninstall can I just >> delete the ~/Nokia directory or is the install spread out over other >> directories in my home directory? >> >> After a standard install as root I'll start over again and see how it goes. > > I don't recommend a install as root, user installs have worked fine > everywhere > we've tried them. > > If you're using the qmake that comes with one of the Qt versions shipped with > the Nokia Qt SDK, include paths, library paths, etc. should be set correctly > automatically. > > Use ~/NokiaQtSDK/SDKMaintenanceTool to uninstall, otherwise you'll be left > with dead start menu entries and such. > > Cheers and good luch, > Christian >
I don't work on this every day, but I think I know why it wasn't working. When I started the tutorial I probably didn't check the boxes to compile in the "Simulator". On the latest attempt it worked. However, this leads me to another question which may be answered somewhere in the plethora of documentation. I found the binary and ran it from the command line and it popped up the application and simulator just as it did in Qt Creator. The question is how do you build it for the device without the simulator built in? I don't think the official release will be the same binary, will it? Thanks, dhk _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
