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#Compiling qt application for mac on linux install#
#Compiling qt application for mac on linux update#
#Compiling qt application for mac on linux software#

There are enough instructions for this online, so I will save myself a detailed description here.

#Compiling qt application for mac on linux install#

Then – if it doesn't already exist – generate an ssh key and install it on the Raspberry so that you do not get a password request and have to enter the user name and password every time you do a rsync. Sudo apt-get install gcc git bison python gperf pkg-config gdb-multiarch

#Compiling qt application for mac on linux update#

Then create another directory for RaspberryQt:Ī PC or a virtual machine with Ubuntu 20 LTS installed is required.įirst of all, bring Ubuntu up to date and install some required libraries: sudo apt-get update.

Sudo apt-get install libudev-dev libinput-dev libts-dev libxcb-xinerama0-dev libxcb-xinerama0 gdbserver Sudo apt-get build-dep libqt5webengine-data

And then install the required Qt and development packages:.Then bring the system up to date using the following commands:.To do so, add the following line:ĭeb-src buster main contrib non-free rpi Then enter development sources in /etc/apt/sources.list.sudo raspi-configįor our configuration, we need "SSH" and "GL (Fake KMS)" – see the following two screenshots. The steps shown below should also work on a "normal" Raspberry Pi 4.Īfter switching on the Pi 4, call up the configuration menu.

#Compiling qt application for mac on linux software#

Qt 5.15.2 on Ubuntu 20 LTSĪfter the Raspberry Pi OS has been installed on the Compute Module and the Raspberry starts again from the eMMC storage, it is time to install the required software on the Raspberry and on the Ubuntu machine. Install Raspberry Pi OS Lite on a Raspberry Pi 4, or on a Raspberry Compute Module 4, as described in my blog post Installing Raspberry Pi OS on the Raspberry Compute Module 4. from Uvindu Wijesinghe: Raspberry Pi OS Lite In addition to my old blog post (see above), I have also used the following sources: It is an update to my blog post Qt on the Raspberry Pi 4, with the difference that this time I am using Raspberry Pi OS Lite (download here: ), Qt Version 5.15.2, and Ubuntu 20 LTS in a virtual machine as a cross-compile computer. This is a guide for cross-compiling Qt 5.15.2 for Raspberry Pi 4 and installing it on Compute Module 4.