Hello
I’ve created a minimum template for developping my Teensy 4 projects using qtcreator. Unlike the current integration, it uses cmake. Which is the recommended setup in qt creator today. having this minimum template, I’m wondering, if it could be augmented for other dev targets as well and ultimately, integrated into the platformio tool chain?
If anyone bothers looking into my template, here’s the gitlab link to it:
could it help to update the platformio target for qtcreator?
I would be happy working on that topic. But as I’m only developing on teensy for now, I would need a lot of help to do so
(alongside the generator logic), which has a Makefile instead of CMakeLists.txt file. So I would suggest forking the platformio-core repo, changing up those files, retesting generation and then PRing back the changes.
On the commandline, you would trigger a project generation with e.g. (docs)
Ok, I’ve downloaded the platfomio-core repo, created a new folder qtcreator_cmake and added the files how I think they should fit. Now, how would I test that?
Alternatively, it might be easier to just add the qtcreator_cmake folder to your existing PlatformIO installation, likely in ~/.platformio/penv/Lib/site-packages/platformio (and then project/integration/tpls of course).
Thank you for the explanation. Seems to work, but i need to test it on a teensy and maybe also one of my old arduino boards. Then I could probably commit it.
