Setting up cross compiling environment & Qt/X11 ... - Bytemark Hosting

Follow the instructions to finish the wizard.
Normally the QtCreator should automatically detect the cross compiler and the self build Qt. To
check this click on the button above the Run button on the left side of QtCreator and click on the
drop down menu next to Build. If the cross compiler was detected it should look like in the picture
below.
There should be two build targets with Qt-arm-X11 in the brackets, one for release and one for
debug. If this does not work for you this normally means that you does not have set up your .profile
file in your home directory correctly. Double check the paths in the .profile file. Or you forgot to log
out and log in again. It is also possible to set it up manually by clicking on the Projects button on
the left side of QtCreator. Here you can add the Qt libraries and the cross compiler tool chain
manually.
6.2.5 Using Qt with Eclipse
It is possible to combine Qt with Eclipse. This will make it possible to remote launch Qt
applications like you maybe did already with a normal C/C++ application. First you have to follow
the instructions above to install Eclipse and Qt for command line usage.
Then download the Qt integration for Eclipse from and install it:
http://qt.nokia.com/products/eclipse-integration/
Start Eclipse and create a Qt Project by clicking on File → New → Other. Select Qt → Qt GUI
Project and press Next.
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