Submitted by Dave (not verified) on July 7, 2008 - 04:41.
I got most of the Qt 4.4 demos to run, except the one I was really looking forward to: browser. For those of you not following Qt development, 4.4 has WebKit built in, targeted for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, WinCE, all Qtopia (qt-embedded) platforms, including embedded Linux on ARM (Chumby). Browser is the demo that shows off WebKit.
I launched it from SSH and the basic window came up and started issuing network requests and then just segfaulted.
Apparently, remote GDB, especially cross-architecture, is pretty awkward. It would be nice if the Chumby guys would put out a tutorial. It would be nicer if they went ahead and figured out why the Qt WebKit demo crashed. :)
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I got most of the Qt 4.4 demos to run, except the one I was really looking forward to: browser. For those of you not following Qt development, 4.4 has WebKit built in, targeted for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, WinCE, all Qtopia (qt-embedded) platforms, including embedded Linux on ARM (Chumby). Browser is the demo that shows off WebKit.
I launched it from SSH and the basic window came up and started issuing network requests and then just segfaulted.
I tried out the chumby remote gdb client/server combo, but that didn't really yield any useful debugging information.
Apparently, remote GDB, especially cross-architecture, is pretty awkward. It would be nice if the Chumby guys would put out a tutorial. It would be nicer if they went ahead and figured out why the Qt WebKit demo crashed. :)
Dave