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This article describes how to build and configure a Qt Creator development environment on Linux to cross compile Qt applications for OpenEmbedded based root file systems. Qt Creator itself can be taken from your distributions repository, or its installer downloaded at Qt website under open source or commercial licenses.

The commercial license enables Qt For Device Creation which provides a set of ready-to-use tools for developing in Qt Creator IDE for embedded systems such as Yocto based Boot to Qt pre-built images and cross compilation toolchains for a series of target devices (Apalis iMX8 and iMX6, Colibri iMX6 and iMX7). These components must be installed during Qt Creator installation.

Warning: Boot to Qt for Embedded Linux is not maintained nor supported by Toradex. You can post your question in the Qt Forum or contact The Qt Company support if using a commercial license.

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