Issue
I don't want to plug in my phone each time I try to run a compiled APK and also ARM emulation is quite slow in x86 systems.So I decided to add a kit in the QtCreator IDE merely to build APKs for x86 to be able to run them easily in the AVD.
There's no error or warning related to the kit configuration in the IDE but when I build the project to run it on my x86-64 AVD , I get this:
adb: failed to install whatever.apk: Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS: Failed to extract native libraries, res=-113]
Installing to device failed!
By the way I'm sure I'm using the correct AVD in the Select Android Device
window and I've installed the x86_64
components for Qt via the Maintenance Tool.
What am I missing?
Solution
Finally I found the answer myself.Here's the instructions:
- Go to Projects mode:
2.Under the Build Steps
section select the desired ABI(For Qt 5.14 when you install Android
tools via the MaintainerTool program,libraries for all of these ABIs would be installed automatically):
Hope it helps the future readers to save some time.
Answered By - Parsa Mousavi
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