Build applications on remote Linux devices
In addition to building applications for a generic Linux device, you can use the toolchain on the device to build the applications on the device.
To build applications on a remote Linux device:
- Go to Preferences > Devices > Devices, and then select Add to add a remote Linux device.
- Go to Preferences > CMake > CMake Tools, and then select Add to add the path to the CMake executable on the remote Linux device.
- Go to Preferences > Kits > Qt Versions, and then select Add to add the Qt version on the remote Linux device
- Go to Preferences > Kits > Compilers, and then select Add to add the the compiler on the remote Linux device.
- Go to Preferences > Kits, and then select Add to add a kit for building for the device.
- Select the device, CMake tool, Qt version, and compiler that you added above.
- In Run device type and Build device, select Remote Linux Device.
- To specify build settings:
- Open a project for an application you want to develop for the device.
- Select Projects > Build & Run to activate the kit that you specified above.
- Select Run to specify run settings. Usually, you can use the default settings.
When you run the project, Qt Creator deploys the application as specified by the deploy steps.
See also Add CMake tools, How To: Develop for remote Linux, How To: Manage Kits, Developing for Remote Linux Devices, Remote Linux Deploy Configuration, and Remote Linux Run Settings.
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