I can't use the Embedded Linux route since I need to install this on a particular Raspbian Stretch Lite image that's already somewhat configured. The Raspberry Pi 3B would be something more like manylinux1_armv6 or manylinux1_armv7 perhaps but it's not available in the list as seen in Qt's stash.
Presumably the Raspberry Pi 3B's reported architecture with Python 2.7 doesn't match up to any of those wheels. Visiting the link above in a browser shows a variety of files which may be downloaded by pip install. the PySide2 route fails at the step to install pyside2 with either version tried: pip install -index-url= pyside2 -trusted-host download.qt.io Is it necessary to install something on both the Mac and the Raspi? Is there some sort of emulator in the IDE for the see. Thoughts/suggestions? (I understand what virtual env does within the Python space.) What's the strategy here that might work out for a rapid/efficient development cycle? I could guess at the way this might work but testing the touchscreen behavior suggests that some of the time I need this to run on the Raspberry Pi test rig.
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I anticipate that I would like to code in Python when I can. MODEP is a community-based MOD DUO emulator that lets you play around with hundreds of LV2 audio plugins ranging from a simple reverb to a complex FM synth. I would like to do the development on my MacBook Air with macOS Mojave. The target platform for this project is a Raspberry Pi 3B with a 10" touchscreen display. What I'm missing is how one sets this up for what might normally be called cross-compilation but I'm not sure if that's required in my case. On Monday, I'm getting a trial license for the commercial version of Qt and I'm trying to set things up to do things right. I've watched a variety of the available videos and read many of the tutorials.
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