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Revision as of 19:31, 31 December 2013
EMAC SDK with Qt Example: Compile and Run the textedit
Project
Importing the Project
This procedure provides an overview of how to compile and run Qt C++ applications in Eclipse.
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Click Window → Open Perspective → Other... To bring up a dialog window with a list of Perspectives to choose from.
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Choose Qt C++ and click Ok.
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Select File→Import...
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Expand Qt and select Qt Project
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Click Next >, then click Browse...
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Navigate to the
projects/qt_demos/textedit
directory underneath the install location of the EMAC OE SDK. -
Highlight textedit.pro then click OK.
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Click Finish.
Building the Project
The Project Explorer should now show the textedit project.
The arrowhead to the left of textedit indicates that the textedit project is open.
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Click on the arrowhead to see the files in the project.
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Double click on the
textedit.cpp
file to open it. The arrow next to textedit.cpp can be expanded to see a list of classes and functions available within this source file. -
To build the project, ensure the project is highlighted in the Project Explorer treeview in the left pane.
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Select Project→Run qmake
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Now, select Project→Build Project. The project will now build, and your window should appear similar to the screenshot below:
If there are any build errors they will be shown in the Console and/or Problems tabs on the bottom.