I do not use any Android features of Qt, my only purpose is to program some little softwares for Windows with minGW and QMake, no other project configurations is relevant for my needs. I'm simply curious if I missed a part, it does not affect the fonctionnality.
Project ERROR: You need to set the ANDROID_NDK_ROOT environment variable
to point to your Android NDK
And a bunch of other errors like that. Its my 4th clean install of 4 different version of Qt bundle, (now I carefully unselect everything except minGW32 and it still showing up!) God's sake why?
Did I missed a part on How to use Qt? Do I need extra-steps to remove it manually on a project creation?
bogdyname :
If you want to code for Windows: just setting up your project with default setting (without Android/IOS setting).\n\nIf you want to code for Android: The problem was that the file wasn't the correct NDK file. Make sure you get the correct NDK from the website. Other than that it is pretty easy just unzip it and that directory is the root directory.",
2020-06-01T16:43:42