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[EmadGKamel]

Hi @UvinduW
You guide saved me after 3 days of trying to cross compile QT for RPi. It's really helpful.
If you don't mind I would ask about the configure command options, where to get a full list of it if I want to choose what specifically to build?
Thanks again

[UvinduW]

Hi @EmadGKamel
Thanks for the feedback, really glad this guide was able to help you out!
For a full list of options for the configure command, check here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/configure-options.html

To skip specific modules during configure, you need to use the -skip <module> option.
In my tutorial, I used this to skip QtScripts and QtWebEngine.
All the modules that are available to be built can be seen in the source code directory. There is a folder for each module with a name starting with "qt".

This is the list of modules that the version of the source code I downloaded contained (qt-everywhere-src-5.15.0):

• qt3d
• qtactiveqt
• qtandroidextras
• qtbase
• qtcharts
• qtconnectivity
• qtdatavis3d
• qtdeclarative
• qtdoc
• qtgamepad
• qtgraphicaleffects
• qtimageformats
• qtlocation
• qtlottie
• qtmacextras
• qtmultimedia
• qtnetworkauth
• qtpurchasing
• qtquick3d
• qtquickcontrols
• qtquickcontrols2
• qtquicktimeline
• qtremoteobjects
• qtscript
• qtscxml
• qtsensors
• qtserialbus
• qtserialport
• qtspeech
• qtsvg
• qttools
• qttranslations
• qtvirtualkeyboard
• qtwayland
• qtwebchannel
• qtwebengine
• qtwebglplugin
• qtwebsockets
• qtwebview
• qtwinextras
• qtx11extras
• qtxmlpatterns

These are the names that you need to use with the -skip <module> option.
You can read more about what each of those modules does here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtmodules.html

Hope this helps!