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<tt>Thank you for patience in getting my pyqtdeploy set up. I've
been reading through the official tutorial and bootchk's tutorial
at<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://plashless.wordpress.com/2014/08/19/using-pyqtdeploy0-5-on-linux-to-cross-compile-a-pyqt-app-for-android/">https://plashless.wordpress.com/2014/08/19/using-pyqtdeploy0-5-on-linux-to-cross-compile-a-pyqt-app-for-android/</a><br>
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I'm pretty sure I've either left out a step or I've set up a wrong
directory in the locations tab in the GUI.<br>
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I downloaded the source for Python 3.4.0 and placed it in <br>
~/me/Python-3.4.0<br>
Then, i followed bootchk's instructions for building Python
statically. I skipped the steps for building PyQt5 statically for
my target OS (Android), mostly because I couldn't figure out where
that information gets used.<br>
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$SYSROOT = /home/me/aroot<br>
Interpreter: python3.4<br>
Source Directory: /home/me/Python-3.4.0<br>
Include directory: $SYSROOT/include/python3.4<br>
Python library: $SYSROOT/lib/libpython3.4<br>
Standard library directory: $SYSROOT/lib/python3.4<br>
Build directory: build<br>
qmake: $SYSROOT/qt-5.5.0/bin/qmake<br>
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the last qmake entry is completely bogus. I don't know where the
QT Maintenance tool puts all of the Qt files for all the different
architectures. But that doesn't matter now because I'm not doing
qmake yet.<br>
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If I build this configuration from the GUI without qmake or make,
it bombs saying it cannot find _bootlocale.py in
/home/me/aroot/lib/python3.4/<br>
And of course, that directory does not exist. I got the idea that
pyqtdeploy copies all of the necessary files from Source
directory.<br>
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Any ideas? <br>
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On a separate note, do I need to make a separate installation of
Qt5.5 and PyQt5 just for pyqtdeploy? I used Qt Creator to run the
most simple example (arrowpad) on my Android phone and that works.
So it seems like I should at least be able to use Creator's
version of Qt5.5.<br>
<br>
<br>
Bill Eaton<br>
Thousand Oaks, California<br>
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