[maemo-developers] how to port a software based on QT to N800?

[From: Manoël Trapier]

I made a mistake and answer only to 黄凯耀

This is what I sent:

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Make QT work on the N800 is pretty simple:
- get the source
- made some simple patch that you can found in the debian project, QT 4
has some bugs in ARM handling..
- compile 

and it's done. The majors problemes come from that is that vanilla QT is
not well integrated with the GTK environment, and I have doubt that you
can get it to work in full integration.

For exemple, the maemo virtual keyboard is not open when you touch a
textbox, but i'm pretty sure that you can with some effort do it. but
the major drawback will be and stay that the UI coherency will not be
good..

May be look around the QTopia project, I don't know if it could be
helpful for porting a normal QT application, but even if it do it by
itself it should have a virtual keyboard & things like that.

I help this can help you. If you really need I can send a patch file for
qt 4.2.3 that resolv most of the compilation problemes.

Manoel

Le vendredi 08 juin 2007 à 15:01 +0800, 黄凯耀 a écrit :
> hi,
>  
> I want to port a software based on QT to N800.
> But I haven't seen that QT has been ported to maemo, so if I want
> to port my software, I will firstly need to port Qt, is it right?
> And is this solution feasible? how many effort will be taken to port
> it? Suppose that I just have one month left.
>  
>  
> Thanks,
> Kaya
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