- Qt 6.10
- Product information
- Supported Platforms
- Qt for INTEGRITY
- Qt for INTEGRITY - Monolith Project Tutorial
- Build Qt with Windows 10 host
- Building and flashing a Dynamic Download Project
- Qt 6.10.1 Reference Documentation

Building Qt for Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155P Board on Windows 10 ◦ Qt for QNX

# Building and flashing a Dynamic Download Project

This tutorial will guide you through building an INTEGRITY project for a Qt example application on a Windows 10 host. You can select any Qt example application that uses the Supported Qt modules.

## Preparing the Qt application build environment

Before building the INTEGRITY project, you need to prepare your build environment. Run the `setEnvironment.bat` script from the Windows CMD terminal. For more information about the script, see Creating a batch script for Windows 10.

     setEnvironment.bat

## Building the Qt application example

To build Qt 6 application using CMake, run the following commands in the Windows CMD terminal:

     "Qt installation path>\bin\qt-cmake.bat" CMakeLists.txt -GNinja
     -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="C:\Users\user\targetbuild"
     -DQt6_DIR="C:\Users\user\targetbuild\lib\cmake\Qt6"
     -DQt6Core_DIR="C:\Users\user\targetbuild\lib\cmake\Qt6Core"
     -DQt6Gui_DIR="C:\Users\user\targetbuild\lib\cmake\Qt6Gui"

      cmake --build .

Where, `qt-cmake` is the wrapper script that calls CMake to configure your project with appropriate include paths.

## Creating a Dynamic Download Project in MULTI

- Start MULTI Launcher and select File > Create workspace.
- In the creation window mode select New Project and click OK.
- In the dialog Project Wizard, select a path where the new project is to be created e.g. C:\Users\user\Documents\My Projects\Project1\default.gpj and click Next.
- Select INTEGRITY in Operating System dialog and click Next.

- Select Finish.

- Select Create New > Dynamic Download > Next.
- Select Settings For Dynamic Download > Finish.

## Building a Dynamic Download Project

- Edit and save myproject.int file in the project tree:

       AddressSpace
         Name qtapp
         Filename C:\path\to\your\qt\app\binary
         MemoryPoolSize 0x2700000
         Language C++
         HeapSize 0x90000
         Task Initial
           StackSize 0x90000
           StartIt false
         EndTask
         Extendedmemorypoolsize 0x300000
       EndAddressSpace

- Create a new file called 'multi_commands' and add the following commands to it:

       switch -component "debugger.task.qtapp.Initial"
       route "debugger.task.qtapp.Initial" { __ntwcommand prepare_target }
       wait -load
       switch -component "debugger.task.qtapp.Initial"
       route "debugger.task.qtapp.Initial" { __ntwcommand resume }
       wait -time 240000 -stop
       switch -component "debugger.task.qtapp.Initial"
       unload myproject
       wait -time 8000 -stop
       savedebugpane cmd "autotestresult.txt"
       quitall

- Run building and loading commands from the Windows CMD terminal:

       multi.exe "C:\Users\user\Documents\My Projects\Project1\default.gpj" -build myproject &
       multi.exe "C:\Users\user\Documents\My Projects\Project1\dbg\bin\myproject" -connect="rtserv2 192.168.1.1" -p C:\Users\user\multi_commands &

  Note: "rtserv2 192.168.1.1" is a board IP address. Check Set up the wiring to set up the board network.

  Note: It takes several minutes to deploy by Dynamic Download.

Building Qt for Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155P Board on Windows 10 ◦ Qt for QNX