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Hi everyone. I M working on Qt . i have done a small project using Qt creator. now i want to distribute it as a .deb package .can anyone explain ...
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    Re: finding dependencies

    Hi everyone.
    I M working on Qt . i have done a small project using Qt creator. now i want to distribute it as a .deb package .can anyone explain me in finding depent files that i need to include in the package.

    i m creating package with dh_make command

    looking forwrd for ur help

    Thnx from

    roy

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    I know the command
    ldd /path/to/binary

    can show you what shared libraries are required. It is not the most user friendly solution, but I know it'll show you what you need .... and then some. might be a good place to start.

    but it would be better to add a dependency on the required libraries, not include them into your package.
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    hi meton_magis thanx for ur suggetion. Actually i m working on nokia N810 device. I hav created a simple application using Qt creator ide. it is to be deployed on the device as .deb package. but the problem i m facing is that device does not come with the qt libraries preinstalled.so i have to include them in the package.
    please help me in this regard.

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    Sorry, but I can't help you with that. It sounds like you're programming on a standard PC, and trying to move it to your nokia N810, and that is gonna involve cross compiling, or some other advanced stuff that's way above my head. Sorry
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