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From: Jeff Horn <jeff@everlook.net>
Subject: [ptxdist] Generate Developer SDK from Ptxdist
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Hi All,

I'm looking to see if anyone else is using Ptxdist to generate an SDK along
with the BSP.  We are supporting Qt in our BSP and I would like to create a
stand alone developer workstation for our target.  I see there is a host-qt
built with the BSP but it's configured differently than the target - which
obviously makes sense.  For my use case, would it make sense to override
the host-qt install to mirror that of target except for the windowing (QWS
vs X11)?  Or would you suggest building the host-qt outside of ptxdist?  My
goal is to build a developer VM image so a developer can compile and test
the application on x86 and then just cross compile the app for target
deployment.  I already was able to assemble the cross compiled Qt libs from
ptxdist and I can cross compile an app using Qt Creator.  I am just trying
to determine the best way to handle the host Qt libs.

Any feedback or suggestions are much appreciated.

Thanks,
Jeff

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Hi All,<div><br></div><div>I&#39;m looking to see if anyone else is using P=
txdist to generate an SDK along with the BSP. =A0We are supporting Qt in ou=
r BSP and I would like to create a stand alone developer workstation for ou=
r target. =A0I see there is a host-qt built with the BSP but it&#39;s confi=
gured differently than the target - which obviously makes sense. =A0For my =
use case, would it make sense to override the host-qt install to mirror tha=
t of target except for the windowing (QWS vs X11)? =A0Or would you suggest =
building the host-qt outside of ptxdist? =A0My goal is to build a developer=
 VM image so a developer can compile and test the application on x86 and th=
en just cross compile the app for target deployment. =A0I already was able =
to assemble the cross compiled Qt libs from ptxdist and I can cross compile=
 an app using Qt Creator. =A0I am just trying to determine the best way to =
handle the host Qt libs.</div>
<div><br></div><div>Any feedback or suggestions are much appreciated.</div>=
<div><br></div><div>Thanks,<br>Jeff</div>

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