Hello, I'm investigating porting an existing C++/QML application to Google NaCl, and I found that Qt had attempted a port a couple years ago: http://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt_for_Google_Native_Client. From what I've found online, it looks like it's unsupported and no longer works with the latest Qt and NaCl toolchain. Does anyone know the history of this project and why it was abandoned? If I can revive the port to work with the latest NaCl toolchain, is that something that could be considered for upstreaming?
I'm currently only looking into porting what's necessary for getting the QML engine/renderer running. Can anyone familiar with NaCl think of any showstoppers for this subset of Qt functionality? It looks like NaCl has an implementation of OpenGLES2, and worst case, if it doesn't support JIT, V4 has an interpreter option. Does anyone have experience with the Qt for NaCl project? Any tips/advice/considerations on attempting such a port? I sent a similar e-mail to interest a while ago and got a response about QmlWeb. While it looks interesting, it unfortunately won't work with C++ QObjects. Thanks, Daiwei _______________________________________________ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development