Comments on KC on Software: Deploying S60 Qt application to single SIS file

Is it possible create all in carbide v2.0 what nee...

2010-03-24T19:16:22.182Z

Is it possible create all in carbide v2.0 what need in sis file. I mean that build all configurations in carbide and then sign a application ?

Have to add .dll to .pkg file by .pro file if you have Qt application and s60 application the same file system. I mean that use s60 properties in Qt by wrapper class. how I create package file?

I tried to use qmake. My prompt said: "qmake is no...

2010-03-24T11:36:46.486Z

I tried to use qmake. My prompt said: "qmake is not recognized internal or external command,operable program or batch file."

I was in Helloworld dictionary where I tried to qmake.

Isn't it possible to compile qt for s60 static? I ...

2009-08-12T19:37:55.034+01:00

Isn't it possible to compile qt for s60 static?
I used the -static option with configure, but it makes
no difference. I have build it on linux with this howto:
http://lizardo.wordpress.com/2009/07/29/running-qt-for-s60-sdk-on-linux

Then I tried to copy QtCore.dll and QtGui.dll into the
same Folder than the Executable. But the app does
not run on the phone without the installed QT.
Shipping these 2 dlls with the application would be
acceptable for me. It would take about 3MB. But how
to link against it?

Hi! Is it necessary to package the whole qt librar...

2009-08-11T22:54:38.518+01:00

Hi!
Is it necessary to package the whole qt library with the
application?
It would be a very large package, even if the app
is very simple, using only a few parts of the qt
elements.

Thanks for the suggestion :) In terms of compiler...

2009-05-22T16:34:31.937+01:00

Thanks for the suggestion :)

In terms of compilers - both of them generate code for ARM processors, but here are the main differences:

ARMV5 target - RVCT compiler
* it is not free
* optimised and used for OS builds internally in Symbian and Nokia, in particular does the linking of C++ components very well
* more information: http://www.arm.com/products/DevTools/RVCT.html

GCCE compiler
* is free
* thus it is more appealing for 3rd party app development
* but generates less optimized code (size&performance) and the toolchain is less stable

Qt should work with both compilers. In order to compile under gcce just use the following command line when building for hardware:
abld build gcce

You can do first package with pips_nokia_1_3_SS.si...

2009-05-18T20:22:00.000+01:00

You can do first package with pips_nokia_1_3_SS.sis and qt_libs_armv5_udeb.sisx callaed libs.sisx
Follow you do second package with libs.sisx and hello_world_armv5_udeb.SIS together.

I don't understand between compilation from armv5 and gcce. Does Qt for S60 has important which commpiler I choose?