What is the difference between Qt Framework and Qt for MCUs?
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“Qt Framework is the main cross-platform application framework for building software across desktop, mobile, and embedded platforms, with support for modern UI technologies and multiple programming languages. Qt for MCUs is a dedicated product optimized for microcontrollers and other resource-constrained hardware, using Qt Quick Ultralite to deliver lightweight graphical user interfaces with a smaller memory footprint.”
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