Useful info for developers.
I really don’t like FileMerge.app: I’ve always been feeling that Mac OS was missing a good tool like meld. Actually this turns out to be simply false: installing meld on[...]
There are some pretty common libraries that come very handy in some situations when developing for common embedded systems like Android and iOS. One of this is the ICU library,[...]
According to what I read around, it should be possible to install some build of Qt 5 using apt on Raspberry by adding the Qt repo: read here. However, some[...]
Ok, I’ve been waiting to do this for quite some time but never had the time to actually do it. I tried this quickly twice but without success because of[...]
I’ve been recently asked to do a little research on how to implement animations on a video surface in Android, somehow similarly to how I did in the previous posts[...]
After compiling Qt 5.0 for Raspberry Pi, I wanted to try all the modules. I compiled and tested the simplest modules first, like: Everything worked quite smoothly, without any change,[...]
EDIT: I see this post is still consulted very often. The solution below was the only one I found years ago. Now it seems that setting the env variable QT_QPA_EGLFS_FORCE888[...]
NOTE: For updated information read here. Ok, so I got my brand new Raspberry Pi! 🙂 I found a couple of guides on how to compile Qt 5.0 for it,[...]
I recently had to implement libraries for the Android OS using the Android NDK, or implementing JNIbindings for others to leverage C++ libraries from the Java layer. I commonly did[...]
SQLCipher is a great extension to the SQLite library. It can be used to encrypt the database when using the SQLite API. It can be compiled for the major platforms[...]
I recently came across a new problem: cross-platform development of libraries on iOS, Android and Linux Embedded devices. What I wanted was a cross-platform way of writing a library letting me[...]