I am trying to make sure I have a working Qt5.1 development environment for Android QML development from a Windows 7 PC. I created a new project from the “Qt Quick 2 Application (Built-in Types)” template and just left the default “Hello World” QML app as is. I was able to build and deploy this app to my Android 4.0.4 tablet and run it from QtCreator (2.8 and 2.7.2) without issue. The trouble I have is that I cannot launch it attached to the QtCreator debugger. If I tell QtCreator to debug this app, I get a warning dialog box that says “this does not seem to be a Debug build” followed by a bunch of lines similar to this “Section .debug_info: Not found.” I then get a dialog box that says “The gdb process terminated”. The “Application output” window in QtCreator shows a whole bunch of lines like this:
I/Qt JAVA (13345): DEBUGGER: waiting for pong at /data/local/tmp/qt/debug-pong-org.qtproject.example.try1, attempt 139
I/Qt JAVA (13345): DEBUGGER: go to sleep
Should I expect to be able to debug a QML app this way, or is this not yet supported?
Have others been able to remote debug QML from Window to an Android device?
I am using the Android r9 NDK and a recent Android SDK.
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