
QT5 is included in Buildroot as a target package, we have provided a config file with QT5 for MYD-AM335X series development board, so it is easy to build filesystem images with QT5 shown as below.
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$ cd <WORKDIR>/Filesystem/myir-buildroot |
Build Buildroot:
| Config File | Description |
|---|---|
| myd_c335x_defconfig | Buildroot configuration without QT5 for MYD-AM335X development board |
| myd_c335x_qt5_defconfig | Buildroot configuration with QT5 for MYD-AM335X development board |
| myd_j335x_defconfig | Buildroot configuration without QT5 for MYD-AM335X-J development board |
| myd_j335x_qt5_defconfig | Buildroot configuration with QT5 for MYD-AM335X-J development board |
| myd_y335x_defconfig | Buildroot configuration without QT5 for MYD-AM335X-Y development board |
| myd_y335x_qt5_defconfig | Buildroot configuration with QT5 for MYD-AM335X-Y development board |
- MYD-AM335X with qt5:
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$ make myd_c335x_qt5_defconfig |
After compiling with the config file myd_c335x_qt5_defconfig, all the target images are generated at path myir-buildroot/output/images. Beyond that, a cross compiler and a qmake tools are generated at path myir-buildroot/output/host after building QT5 applications. These will be described in detail in the subsequent sections.




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