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Packaging a qt application compiled with shared libraries

I recently downloaded the qt built-in demo code on my Linux machine. Below are the results while the program is running.

  • I compiled it statically on my x86 machine and ran the application on the x86 machine where it works fine. But when I took the statically compiled binary to another computer with an Atom platform, it starts with some missing widgets. I found that plugins cannot be ported with static compilation. Can someone tell me this is true? If no one tells me how to do this?
  • I compiled it dynamically with shared libraries. Then I got the linux executable. I made "ldd MyAppName". He shows me the shared library files that he uses. But I do not know how to pack them. Can someone tell me the steps for packing it?

I checked in an article on deploying qt applications on X11-linux platforms. But it’s not really. Can someone give me detailed steps?

Any help would be appreciated ......

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I'm not sure if this helps a lot - if you get binary Qt plugins as static or dynamic libraries without a source, you're out of luck. Submit a bug report. If you have the source code, you can do much more.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1736054/

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