Finally, we decided to switch to Ubuntu. I directly used 10.10 32 to cover my 11.04 64, and installed the SDK. The whole process was quite smooth. After the configuration is successfully installed, it is found that the speed is indeed much faster than that of windows. Of course, this is the premise of starting KVM. Enter sudo modprobe kvm_intel in the terminal, and then start the simulator in QT creator. It will be found that both the startup speed and running speed are greatly improved, at least not as intolerable as in windows...
After testing the connectivity, you can perform tests such as Hello world.
Remember. add config + = meegotouch to the Pro file, and then add the path to the front when using the M header file, such as: # include, etc, I personally think it is best not to use includepath to directly include the meegotouch folder, because it will cause inconvenience to other libraries in the include folder, and maybe there is a simpler way, if you know, thank you for your correction ~
For more information about the installation method, QT creator configuration, hello World, and project configuration, go to Wikipedia.
Http://wiki.meego.com/SDK/Docs/1.2
For more information about APIs, see:
Http://apidocs.meego.com/1.2/
ArticleFrom: http://software.intel.com/zh-cn/blogs/2011/06/06/meego-sdk-12-for-linux/