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2015-03-20
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Originally Posted by zeebra
The lack of bash doesn't mean the lack of libc. N900, N9, and Jolla all have proper libc, unlike Android. The choice of busybox only affects you if you want to do shell scripts on the N900.
One of the worst things about Nokia N900 is the lack of libc and core GNU components.
Originally Posted by zeebra
The same as Mer. You can install the whole toolchain from the mer-tools repository.
Does Jolla support libc/make/gcc?
Originally Posted by zeebra
The N900 was released in late 2009, almost 2010.
This unfortunately did not happen, which still makes Nokia N900 king of mobile devices in 2015, which is quite sad considering it was released in 2008.
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2015-10-13
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#13
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Wasn't sure where to ask so I ask here. Seems just a good a place as any, short of starting a new thread.
I am trying to build an existing Harmattan application on Sailfish. I have absolutely zero time and incentive to faff around with SDKs so I am building it on the phone itself. Please bear that in mind and please, please, please avoid answers of the "use the SDK" type. If I cannot build it on the phone itself, I cannot build it at all. Simple as that.
So, here it goes. I have the Harmattan sources. QMake gives me:
I am sure there will be more problems later but one at a time.
'pkcon search name declarative' gives me a loooong list, containing amongst others...
I assume I need the 'sources' package but how do I get it on the phone?
(Yes, I am such a noob!
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I am trying to build an existing Harmattan application on Sailfish. I have absolutely zero time and incentive to faff around with SDKs so I am building it on the phone itself. Please bear that in mind and please, please, please avoid answers of the "use the SDK" type. If I cannot build it on the phone itself, I cannot build it at all. Simple as that.
So, here it goes. I have the Harmattan sources. QMake gives me:
Code:
Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: declarative
'pkcon search name declarative' gives me a loooong list, containing amongst others...
Code:
Installed qt5-qtdeclarative-5.2.1+git39-1.32.3.armv7hl Qt Declarative library Available qt5-qtdeclarative-5.2.1+git39-1.32.3.source Qt Declarative library
(Yes, I am such a noob!
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2015-10-13
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#14
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Code:
pkcon install <name of package>
Code:
zypper in <name of package>
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Nokia N900 hw rev. 2204
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Jolla + LETOH
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2015-10-13
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#15
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Originally Posted by pichlo
You need the 'devel' package for qt5-qtdeclarative to build it.
Wasn't sure where to ask so I ask here. Seems just a good a place as any, short of starting a new thread.
I am trying to build an existing Harmattan application on Sailfish. I have absolutely zero time and incentive to faff around with SDKs so I am building it on the phone itself. Please bear that in mind and please, please, please avoid answers of the "use the SDK" type. If I cannot build it on the phone itself, I cannot build it at all. Simple as that.
So, here it goes. I have the Harmattan sources. QMake gives me:
I am sure there will be more problems later but one at a time.Code:Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: declarative
'pkcon search name declarative' gives me a loooong list, containing amongst others...
I assume I need the 'sources' package but how do I get it on the phone?Code:Installed qt5-qtdeclarative-5.2.1+git39-1.32.3.armv7hl Qt Declarative library Available qt5-qtdeclarative-5.2.1+git39-1.32.3.source Qt Declarative library
(Yes, I am such a noob!
Oh, and the "use the SDK" answer is really what you want to hear. The SDK is a Sailfish system, too. That means, you could add the SDK-specific packages to your phone (a not so good idea on the phone's struggling btrfs filesystem IMHO) and build natively on your phone instead of in the SDK.
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2015-10-13
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Originally Posted by pycage
I know that much, but I have that installed already.
You need the 'devel' package for qt5-qtdeclarative to build it.
Oh, and the "use the SDK" answer is really what you want to hear.
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2015-10-14
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#17
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Never mind, I found my answer.
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2015-10-14
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#18
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you should not use declarative module in Qt5, use QT += quick and QT += qml instead
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2015-10-14
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#19
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And the best place to solve dev questions is #sailfishos freenode irc channel 
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2015-10-14
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#20
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Originally Posted by coderus
Yes, that's what my link says
you should not use declarative module in Qt5, use QT += quick and QT += qml instead
Originally Posted by coderus
I know, but I don't have time to hang around on IRC 24/7
And the best place to solve dev questions is #sailfishos freenode irc channel
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Not only you can install gcc/make on it, but it's also much cleaner than on the N900 -- where the compilers in the official SDK repo had some problems thanks to scratchbox1 contamination.