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===Develop Qt Application===
 
===Develop Qt Application===
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Please refer to: [[How to Build and Install Qt Application for FriendlyELEC Boards]]
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The Qt 5.10.0 FriendlyELEC ported for RK3399 supports the following plug-ins:KMS, EGLFS and XCB. All these three plug-ins support OpenGL ES and GPU hardware acceleration but in different ways:<br>
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* KMS - it calls Linux kernel's DRM interface to display<br>
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* EGLFS - it calls OpenGL ES interface to display<br>
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* XCB - it runs on X11 server and is integrated in X11 windows system<br>
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<br>
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Three plug-ins support different Qt features and here is a table: <br>
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::{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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  | Plug-in
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  | OpenGL ES
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  | QtWebEngine
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  | QtMultimedia
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  | Video Playing with Hardware Decoding
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  | Different Display
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|-
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  | KMS
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | No
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | No
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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|-
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  | EGLFS
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | No
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | No
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  | No
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|-
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  | XCB
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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  | <b>Yes</b>
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|}
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<b>We recommend to use KMS or XCB.</b><br><br>
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FriendlyCore has four scripts for setting Qt environmental variables for users and here is a table:
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::{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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|Script||Comment
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|-
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|/usr/bin/setqt5env-kms||set kms' environmental variables
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|-
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|/usr/bin/setqt5env-eglfs||set eglfs' environmental variables 
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|-
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|/usr/bin/setqt5env-xcb||set xcb's environmental variables
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|-
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|/usr/bin/setqt5env-nogui||set environmental variables for a system without a Qt GUI
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|}
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For instance, if you want to use KMS to display you can run the following commands:
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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. setqt5env-kms
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./apps
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</syntaxhighlight>
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(Note:there is a space between '.' and 's')
  
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需要为RK3399开发Qt应用，需要使用 Ubuntu 18.04 64位系统作为交叉编译平台，也可以使用 Docker 环境，
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====Setup Qt Development Envronment====
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* Docker环境可以参考： http://github.com/friendlyarm/friendlyelec-ubuntu18-docker
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FriendlyELEC developed two methods for RK3399 to cross-compile a Qt program:
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* 本地交叉编译环境搭建请参考: [[How to Build and Install Qt Application for FriendlyELEC Boards/zh]]<br>
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* 1:Use Docker. For more details you can refer to github :http://github.com/friendlyarm/friendlyelec-ubuntu18-docker
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* 2:Setup a local cross-compiler. You need to run a Ubuntu 18.04 64-bit OS and you can refer to :[[How to Build and Install Qt Application for FriendlyELEC Boards/zh]]
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====Qt Demo====
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FriendlyCore has several Qt demo programs:
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* <b>Qt QML: CinematicExperience</b>
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CinematicExperience is a utility for selecting a video file and it is developed with Qt QML.<br />
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This demo uses Qt QML's various features and runs very smoothly on RK3399. This performance is achieved by hardware and software optimization.<br />
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You can start it in a commandline utility by running the following commands:<br />
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/Qt5_CinematicExperience
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./run.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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Here is what it looks like:<br />
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[[File:Cinematicsexperience.jpg|frameless|480px]]<br />
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* <b>QQt WebEngine: web browser</b>
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Qt WebEngine uses Chromium and supports HTML5.<br />
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You can start it by running the following commands:<br />
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/qt5-brower
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./run.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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Here is what it looks like:<br />
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[[File:qt5-brower.jpg|frameless|480px]]<br />
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Note:Qt WebEngine depends on the Xcb plug-in.
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* <b>Qt Different Display</b>
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This demo shows that when a board is connected to an HDMI monitor and an eDP LCD these two devices display differently. You can start it by running the following commands:
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/qt5-multi-screen-demo
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./run.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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Here is what it looks like:<br />
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[[File:qt5-multi-screen.jpg|frameless|480px]]<br />
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* <b>Qt Multimedia: qt5-player with hard decoding</b>
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The qt5-player works with Rockchip's gstreamer plug-in and supports 4K video playing. Since Rockchip's plug-in only supports output images to an X11 window the qt5-player needs to use XCB for display.<br />
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You can start the demo by running the following commands:<br />
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/qt5-player
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./run.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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Here is what it looks like. You can set it to display in full-screen and adjust the voice's volume:<br />
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[[File:qt5-player.gif|frameless|480px]]<br />
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* <b>Qt WebGL demo: nmapper</b>
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Qt WebGL allows you to remotely access a Qt program running on your board.<br />
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Before you run the demo you need to connect your board to the internet and run the following commands:<br />
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/qt5-nmapper
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./run-with-webgl.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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You can open a browser on another device, type the IP address of your board on the browser's address bar, enter and you will be able to see a Qt GUI. Here is what it looks like:<br />
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[[File:qtwebgl.gif|frameless|480px]]<br />
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* <b>Qt VNC demo: Smart home applicance GUI</b>
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Qt VNC allows you to run a program as a VNC Server on your board and you can access the program from a VNC client on another device. This program can be developed with either QtWidgets or QML.<br />
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You can start it by running the following commands:<br />
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/qt5-smarthome
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./run-with-vnc.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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Start a VNC viewer on a smart phone or mobile device and type your board's IP address and port number 5900. For instance if your board's IP address is 192.168.1.100 you can type "192.168.1.100:5900", enter and you will see the following GUI:<br />
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[[File:qt5smarthomevnc.png|frameless|480px]]<br />
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====Play with Dual Cameras under Qt====
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This sample shows how to connect dual cameras to the board and play with them. Before run the sample make sure you connect dual cameras and an LCD to your board. In general popular UVC cameras should work however we suggest users use the following modules which we have tested:<br />
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::{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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|Index||Model     
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|-
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|1  ||  Logitech C270 
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|-
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|2  ||  Logitech C270i
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|-
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|3  ||  Logitech C922 Pro
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|}
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Run the following commands:<br />
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
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cd /opt/dual-camera
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./run.sh
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</syntaxhighlight>
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Here is what you expect to observe:<br />
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[[File:qt5dualcamera.jpg|frameless|480px]]<br />

Latest revision as of 06:31, 10 October 2018

1 Develop Qt Application

The Qt 5.10.0 FriendlyELEC ported for RK3399 supports the following plug-ins:KMS, EGLFS and XCB. All these three plug-ins support OpenGL ES and GPU hardware acceleration but in different ways:

  • KMS - it calls Linux kernel's DRM interface to display
  • EGLFS - it calls OpenGL ES interface to display
  • XCB - it runs on X11 server and is integrated in X11 windows system


Three plug-ins support different Qt features and here is a table:

Plug-in OpenGL ES QtWebEngine QtMultimedia Video Playing with Hardware Decoding Different Display
KMS Yes No Yes No Yes
EGLFS Yes No Yes No No
XCB Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

We recommend to use KMS or XCB.

FriendlyCore has four scripts for setting Qt environmental variables for users and here is a table:

Script Comment
/usr/bin/setqt5env-kms set kms' environmental variables
/usr/bin/setqt5env-eglfs set eglfs' environmental variables
/usr/bin/setqt5env-xcb set xcb's environmental variables
/usr/bin/setqt5env-nogui set environmental variables for a system without a Qt GUI

For instance, if you want to use KMS to display you can run the following commands: 

. setqt5env-kms
./apps

(Note:there is a space between '.' and 's')

1.1 Setup Qt Development Envronment

FriendlyELEC developed two methods for RK3399 to cross-compile a Qt program:

1.2 Qt Demo

FriendlyCore has several Qt demo programs:

  • Qt QML: CinematicExperience

CinematicExperience is a utility for selecting a video file and it is developed with Qt QML.
This demo uses Qt QML's various features and runs very smoothly on RK3399. This performance is achieved by hardware and software optimization.
You can start it in a commandline utility by running the following commands:

cd /opt/Qt5_CinematicExperience
./run.sh

Here is what it looks like:
Cinematicsexperience.jpg

  • QQt WebEngine: web browser

Qt WebEngine uses Chromium and supports HTML5.
You can start it by running the following commands:

cd /opt/qt5-brower
./run.sh

Here is what it looks like:
Qt5-brower.jpg

Note:Qt WebEngine depends on the Xcb plug-in.

  • Qt Different Display

This demo shows that when a board is connected to an HDMI monitor and an eDP LCD these two devices display differently. You can start it by running the following commands: 

cd /opt/qt5-multi-screen-demo
./run.sh

Here is what it looks like:
Qt5-multi-screen.jpg

  • Qt Multimedia: qt5-player with hard decoding

The qt5-player works with Rockchip's gstreamer plug-in and supports 4K video playing. Since Rockchip's plug-in only supports output images to an X11 window the qt5-player needs to use XCB for display.
You can start the demo by running the following commands:

cd /opt/qt5-player
./run.sh

Here is what it looks like. You can set it to display in full-screen and adjust the voice's volume:
Qt5-player.gif

  • Qt WebGL demo: nmapper

Qt WebGL allows you to remotely access a Qt program running on your board.
Before you run the demo you need to connect your board to the internet and run the following commands:

cd /opt/qt5-nmapper
./run-with-webgl.sh

You can open a browser on another device, type the IP address of your board on the browser's address bar, enter and you will be able to see a Qt GUI. Here is what it looks like:
Qtwebgl.gif

  • Qt VNC demo: Smart home applicance GUI

Qt VNC allows you to run a program as a VNC Server on your board and you can access the program from a VNC client on another device. This program can be developed with either QtWidgets or QML.
You can start it by running the following commands:

cd /opt/qt5-smarthome
./run-with-vnc.sh

Start a VNC viewer on a smart phone or mobile device and type your board's IP address and port number 5900. For instance if your board's IP address is 192.168.1.100 you can type "192.168.1.100:5900", enter and you will see the following GUI:
Qt5smarthomevnc.png

1.3 Play with Dual Cameras under Qt

This sample shows how to connect dual cameras to the board and play with them. Before run the sample make sure you connect dual cameras and an LCD to your board. In general popular UVC cameras should work however we suggest users use the following modules which we have tested:

Index Model
1 Logitech C270
2 Logitech C270i
3 Logitech C922 Pro

Run the following commands:

cd /opt/dual-camera
./run.sh

Here is what you expect to observe:
Qt5dualcamera.jpg

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