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    Default Re: <B>Steps for cross compiling.</B>

    There are some steps to be followed before moving to the ARM9 platform, i'll suggest you to go through the Qt-Assistants and search for qmake or

    http://pepper.troll.no/s60prerelease...ke-manual.html

    Go through the spec which will help you to build for the platform.

    One thing you need to do is to compile Qt for ARM 9.

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    Default Re: <B>Steps for cross compiling.</B>

    Is It possible to cross compile QT/Linux for OSEK (Ex. osCAN)

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    Default Re: Steps for cross compiling

    I think Qt can be compiled anywhere...
    If it is UNIX it must be compiled using Qt source code for UNIX.
    For example to compile one application on WindowsPC and on Symbian you must only have compilers for this platform.
    You can only change .show to .showMaximized and remove all MinimumSize Values.

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