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Qt for MCUs 2.9.0

Qt for MCUs 2.9.0 offers a lightweight graphics framework and toolkit that enables you to design, develop, and deploy graphical user interfaces (GUI) on microcontrollers (MCU). It lets you run the application either on bare metal or a real-time operating systems.


Getting started Qt Academy Getting started: Qt for MCUs Supported platforms Prerequisites Setting up your development host Configure your target platform: NXP boards running on BareMetal or FreeRTOS NXP boards running on Linux NXP boards running on Zephyr® Renesas boards STM boards Infineon boards Flashing applications Quick start guides Demos and examples	Developing applications Basics Using visual canvas Adding states, transitions and animations Using JavaScript Integrating C++ code with QML Defining singletons in QML Reusing QML objects with Qt QML Images, text and localization Managing image resources Text rendering and fonts Internationalization and localization Advanced File system integration Image decoder integration	API reference All C++ classes All QML types Qt Quick Ultralite modules: QtQuick QtQuick.Shapes QtQuick.Controls QtQuick.Layouts QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard QtQuick.Timeline QtQuickUltralite.Extras QtQuickUltralite.Profiling QtQuickUltralite.Layers QtQuickUltralite.SafeRenderer QtQuickUltralite.StudioComponents

Instructions and guides Running Qt Quick Ultralite in applications Integrating into IDEs and build systems Building application as a static library Building Qt Quick Ultralite from sources Configuring the display rotation Platform porting guide Creating an application with safety-critical items	Reference manuals QmlProject manual CMake manuals Getting started with CMake CMake for Qt Quick Ultralite CMake for Infineon boards CMake for NXP boards CMake for Renesas RA boards CMake for Renesas RH boards CMake for STM boards	Tools Qt Quick Ultralite tools Qt Creator on MCUs Qt Design Studio on MCUs

Runtime environments AUTOSAR Classic Platform FreeRTOS Zephyr Linux	Optimizing performance Performance guide Performance logging Improving performance using hardware layers	Debugging and error handling Debugging QML applications Error codes Error handling

Licenses and attributions

Qt for MCUs is available under commercial license from The Qt Company. You can find the license terms and conditions at https://www.qt.io/terms-conditions/.

See Licenses used in Qt for MCUs for a list of licenses used in Qt for MCUs.

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