The October issue of my newsletter went out to 284 people. Please sign up here, if you want to enjoy the full contents. The last three episodes are complimentary for your sign-up. Here is the table of contents of Episode 13 (December 2020). My Blog Posts Determining the Architecture of Qt Embedded Systems: Getting...
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Determining the Architecture of Qt Embedded Systems: Getting Started
Which system-on-chip is best suited for your Qt embedded system? Should you build a custom Linux system with Yocto, use a container OS or a desktop Linux? Should you use Qt Commercial or Qt LGPLv3? How will the system be updated? What are the operating conditions of the system? How does the system communicate...
Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems: No. 12
The November issue of my newsletter went out to 254 people. As it is the 1st anniversary of my newsletter, you can find the full content here. If you like it, please sign up for the monthly newsletter. The last three episodes are complimentary for your sign-up. Here is the table of contents of Episode...
Cross-Compiling Qt Embedded Applications with QtCreator and CMake
We change the code of our Qt application in QtCreator and press the Run button to try the changes on an embedded device. QtCreator cross-compiles the application, deploys it to the device and runs it on the device. QtCreator performs these steps in a breeze, because we spent quite some time to define a...
Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems: No. 11
The October issue of my newsletter went out to 242 people. Please sign up here, if you want to enjoy the full contents. The last three episodes are complimentary for your sign-up. Here is the table of contents of Episode 11 (October 2020). My Blog Posts Book Review: “A Philosophy of Software Design” by John...
Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems: No. 10
The September issue of my newsletter went out to 219 people. Please sign up here, if you want to enjoy the full contents. The last three episodes are complimentary for your sign-up. Here is the table of contents of Episode 10 (September 2020). My Blog Posts Breaking Dependency Cycles in Qt Applications. My Thoughts on...
Breaking Dependency Cycles in Qt Applications
A fairly common anti-pattern found in Qt applications is to derive a class MyApplication from QApplication and to have it hand out pointers to a dozen or more major components of the application. Similar to Qt’s qApp macro, these applications introduce a macro myApp pointing to the single MyApplication object. The global variable myApp...
Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems: No. 9
The August episode of my newsletter went out to over 190 people. Please sign up here, if you want to enjoy the full contents. The last three episodes are complimentary for your sign-up. Here is the table of contents of Episode 9 (August 2020). My Thoughts on Leveraging Usage Rights for IP Creation. How you...
Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems: No. 7
Episode 7 went out to over 150 people. I provide insights on building Qt SDKs with Yocto, FOSS licensing, CMake, mocks for unit testing, C++ lambdas and more. Please sign up here, if you want to enjoy the full contents. Here is the table of contents. My Blog Posts Qt Embedded Systems – Part 2:...
Qt Embedded Systems – Part 2: Building a Qt SDK with Yocto
We want to develop the Internet radio application for the Raspberry Pi in the same way as for a PC. We change the source code in QtCreator and run the application. QtCreator cross-builds the application on the PC for the Raspberry Pi, deploys it with SSH to the Pi and runs it on the...