// Copyright (C) 2024 The Qt Company Ltd.
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/*!

//! [all]
\section1 Desktop Platforms
//! [desktop]

\section2 \l{Qt for Linux}{Linux}
//! [linux]
\table 80%
    \header \li Distribution \li Architecture \li Compiler \li Notes
    \row \li \tm{Red Hat} 8.10
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC 10 (toolset)
        \li
    \row \li \tm{Red Hat} 9.6
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC 11
        \li
    \row \li \tm{Red Hat} 10.0
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC 14
        \li
    \row \li openSUSE 15.6
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC 9, GCC 10, GCC 11, GCC 12
        \li
    \row \li openSUSE 16.0
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC 15
        \li
    \row \li SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP6
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC 11
        \li
    \row \li Ubuntu 22.04
        \li \c x86_64
        \li GCC as provided by Canonical, GCC 11.x
        \li See also: \l {Enterprise Qt Debian Packages}.
    \row \li Ubuntu 24.04
        \li \c {x86_64, arm64}
        \li GCC as provided by Canonical, GCC 13.x
        \li See the \l {linux-on-arm-desktop-support}{note} regarding Linux on
            Arm desktop support.
    \row \li Debian 11.6
        \li \c {x86_64, arm64}
        \li GCC 10
        \li See the \l {linux-on-arm-desktop-support}{note} regarding Linux on
            Arm desktop support.
    \row \li Debian 12
        \li \c {x86_64, arm64}
        \li GCC 12
        \li See also: \l {Enterprise Qt Debian Packages}.

            See the \l {linux-on-arm-desktop-support}{note} regarding Linux on
            Arm desktop support.
\endtable

\target linux-on-arm-desktop-support
\note For Linux on Arm on desktops, we use Raspberry Pi 5 with 8GB RAM and
    Ubuntu 24.04 as a reference platform. If you have an issue with another
    hardware, please try to reproduce the issue on Raspberry Pi 5. We plan to
    move to regular platform support when a wider range of ARM-based desktop
    hardware becomes available. The official binaries in \QOI are built on
    Ubuntu 24.04 which ships with glibc 2.39, if your glibc is older than what
    we build with, you need to rebuild from sources.

//! [linux]

\section2 \l{Qt for macOS}{\macos}
//! [macos]
\table 80%
    \header \li Build Environment \li Target Platform \li Architecture
    \row
        \li Xcode \macOSMinXcodeVersion (\macos \macOSMinSdkVersion SDK) or higher
        \li \macos \macOSMinVersion or higher (including \macos \macOSMaxVersionTested)
        \li \c x86_64, \c x86_64h, \c arm64
\endtable

\include apple-common.qdocinc {forward-compatibility} {\macos}
//! [macos]

\section2 \l{Qt for Windows}{Windows}
//! [windows]
\table 80%
    \header \li Operating System \li Architecture \li Compiler \li Notes
    \row \li Windows 10 (1809 or later)
        \li \c x86_64
        \li MSVC 2022, Mingw-w64 13.1
        \li
    \row \li Windows 11
        \li \c x86_64
        \li MSVC 2022, Mingw-w64 13.1
        \li
    \row \li Windows on ARM
        \li \c ARM64
        \li MSVC 2022
        \li
\endtable

\note Qt 6.12 will be the last version to support Windows 10.

\note Currently Qt does not support ARM64EC on Windows on ARM devices.

//! [windows]

//! [desktop]

\section1 Mobile Platforms
//! [mobile]
\target android_support
\section2 \l{Qt for Android}{Android}
//! [android]

The following configurations are supported in this Qt release:

\table 60%
    \header \li Section \li Description
    \row
        \li \b Distribution
        \li Android \AndroidMinVer (API \AndroidMinApiVer) \b {to}
            \AndroidMaxVer (API \AndroidMaxApiVer)
    \row
        \li \b Architecture
        \li \AndroidAbis
    \row
        \li \b Compiler
        \li \NdkCompilerVer (NDK \NdkVer or \NdkFullVer)
            \note It's recommended that Qt apps use the same NDK version
            used for building the official Qt for Android libraries to avoid
            missing symbol errors. In releases supporting multiple NDKs, the
            newest supported NDK is used for building Qt.
    \row
        \li \b JDK
        \li JDK \JdkVer
    \row
        \li \b Gradle
        \li Gradle \GradleVer and AGP \AGPVer
    \row
        \li \b Package
        \li Multi-ABI \c {APK}s, \c {AAB}s and \c {AAR}s
            \note Multi-ABI builds are available only when using CMake. For more
            information, see \l{QT_ANDROID_ABIS}{CMake Android Multi-ABIs}.
\endtable

For more information on the supported Android versions, see
\l {Qt for Android Supported Versions Selection Guidelines}.

//! [android]

\section2 \l{Qt for iOS}{iOS}
//! [ios]
\table 80%
    \header \li Build Environment \li Target Platform \li Architecture
    \row
        \li Xcode \iOSMinXcodeVersion (iOS \iOSMinSdkVersion SDK) or higher
        \li iOS \iOSMinVersion or higher (including iOS \iOSMaxVersionTested)
        \li \c armv8, \c arm64
\endtable

\include apple-common.qdocinc {forward-compatibility} {iOS}
//! [ios]

For information about support of WebAssembly on mobile platforms, see notes
on \l {Qt for WebAssembly#Supported Browsers}{supported browsers}.

//! [mobile]

\section1 Embedded Platforms
//! [embedded]

//! [tier_support]

\section2 Support Levels for Target Hardware

There are multiple levels of support that apply across specific hardware and OS
combinations.

\note Qt for INTEGRITY, Qt for QNX, and Qt for VxWorks targets are only supported in Long Term
Support (LTS) releases. To get support for these targets in non-LTS releases, contact
\l {Qt Professional Services}.

\section3 Tier 1: Reference Targets

\list
    \li Issues on reference targets are given a higher priority than lower
    tier targets.
    \li Covered under \l{Standard support}.
    \li Releases are available via \QOI.
\endlist

\table
    \header \li{5,1} Tier 1: Reference Targets
    \header \li Vendor \li Board \li OS / Other \li Product \li Supported By
    \row \li Intel \li NUC \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NVIDIA \li Jetson AGX Orin 64GB Developer Kit \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NXP \li i.MX 8QuadMax MEK \li AAOS 14 \li \l{Qt for Android Automotive} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NXP \li i.MX 8QuadMax MEK \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Qualcomm \li SA8155P \li AAOS 10-13 \li \l{Qt for Android Automotive} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Raspberry Pi \li Raspberry Pi 5 (SBC) \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
\endtable

\section3 Tier 2: Verified Targets
\target {embedded-platforms-tier2}

\list
    \li Issues on verified targets are given a lower priority than
    \l{Tier 1: Reference Targets}.
    \li Covered under \l{Premium support}.
    \li Releases are available via \QOI.
\endlist

\table
    \header \li{5,1} Tier 2: Verified Targets
    \header \li Vendor \li Board \li OS / Other \li Product \li Supported by
    \row \li NVIDIA \li Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit \li Debian 12 \li \l{Enterprise Qt Debian Packages} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NXP \li i.MX 8M Plus LPDDR4 EVK \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NXP \li i.MX 93 11x11 LPDDR4X EVK \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Qualcomm \li RB3 Gen 2 Vision Kit \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Raspberry Pi \li Raspberry Pi 4 64-bit \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li ST \li STM32MP15 Discovery \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li TI \li SK-AM62 \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Toradex \li Apalis iMX6 \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Toradex \li i.MX 95 Verdin \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
\endtable

\section3 Tier 3: Other Targets

\list
    \li Issues on other targets are given a lower priority than
    \l{Tier 1: Reference Targets} and \l{Tier 2: Verified Targets}.
    \li Hardware is not regularly tested.
    \li QBSP packages can be acquired from different vendors; the ones provided
        by Qt Group are available either from \l {Qt Customer Portal} or via \QOI.
\endlist

\table
    \header \li{5,1} Tier 3: Other Targets
    \header \li Vendor \li Board \li OS / Other \li Product \li Supported by
    \row \li NVIDIA \li Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NXP \li i.MX 8M Mini LPDDR4 EVK \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li NXP \li i.MX 8M Nano LPDDR4 EVK \li Yocto 5.3 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li ST \li STM32MP15 Evaluation \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li StarFive \li VisionFive 2 \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Toradex \li Apalis iMX8 \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
    \row \li Toradex \li Colibri iMX6 ULL \li Yocto 5.0 \li \l{Boot to Qt} \li Qt Group
\endtable


See \l{Other Targets} for more information.

See \l{Qt Support Terms and Conditions} for more information.
//! [tier_support]
\section2 Android Automotive OS

\l{Qt for Android Automotive}, based on \l{Qt for Android}, extends support
for Android Automotive OS features on version \AAOSVer.

\section2 webOS OSE

\l{Qt for webOS}{webOS OSE}, open-source edition of webOS, supports Qt
application development.

\section2 \l{Qt for Embedded Linux}{Embedded Linux}

Refer to \l{Configure an Embedded Linux Device} for information on generic
cross-compilation of Qt for Embedded Linux devices.

For further embedded Linux platform support, consult the \l{Boot to Qt}
documentation.

\section2 Real Time Operating Systems

\table 80%
    \header \li Operating System \li Architecture \li Compiler \li Provided in
    \row \li INTEGRITY 19.0.13
    \li \c arm64
    \li GHS compiler version 2020.1.4 or newer
    \li \l{Qt for INTEGRITY}
    \row \li QNX 7.1
    \li
        \list
            \li \c ARMle-v7
            \li \c AArch64le and x86-64 (64-bit)
        \endlist
    \li QCC from QNX7.1 SDP (based on GCC8.3)
    \li \l{Qt for QNX}
    \row \li QNX 8.0
    \li
        \list
            \li \c AArch64le and x86-64 (64-bit)
        \endlist
    \li QCC from QNX8.0 SDP (based on GCC12.2)
    \li \l{Qt for QNX}
    \row \li Free RTOS
    \li Platform specific. For details, see \l {Supported Qt for MCUs platforms}.
    \li Platform specific. For details, see \l {Supported Qt for MCUs platforms}.
    \li \l{Qt for MCUs documentation}{Qt for MCUs}
    \row \li VxWorks 24.03
    \li
        \list
            \li \c armv7 (i.mx6)
        \endlist
    \li Clang version 17.0.6.1
    \li \l{Qt for VxWorks}
    \row \li VxWorks 25.03
    \li
        \list
            \li \c armv7 (i.mx6)
            \li \c x86_64 (Intel SkyLake, Intel KabyLake with Intel GPU)
        \endlist
    \li Clang version 17.0.6.3
    \li \l{Qt for VxWorks}
    \row \li Zephyr
    \li Platform specific. For details, see \l {Supported Qt for MCUs platforms}.
    \li Platform specific. For details, see \l {Supported Qt for MCUs platforms}.
    \li \l{Qt for MCUs documentation}{Qt for MCUs}
\endtable

//! [embedded]

\section1 Web Platforms
//! [web]

\section2  \l{Qt for WebAssembly}{WebAssembly}
\table 80%
    \header \li Platform \li Architecture \li Compiler \li Implementations
    \row \li Web Browser
        \li \c wasm32
        \li Emscripten 4.0.7
        \li Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari
\endtable

Qt for WebAssembly is a platform-agnostic technology that allows running apps on
compatible browsers regardless of the underlying operating system. Qt for
WebAssembly is well supported and tested on desktop browsers including Chrome,
Edge, Firefox, and Safari. While Qt for WebAssembly is designed to function
smoothly on desktop browsers, it is important to note that some mobile browsers
may still lack some necessary features for reliably executing WebAssembly apps.
Therefore, we strongly recommend application providers targeting mobile
browsers to conduct comprehensive testing to ensure compatibility and
performance.

//! [web]

//! [all]

*/
