QtCore
Universal version latest seen at v5.15 · Reported by 145 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (2):
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QtCore is the core framework of the Qt project, a cross-platform C++ application development framework used to build desktop, mobile, web and embedded applications. QtCore provides fundamental classes for object-oriented programming, event handling, data structures, threading, networking, file I/O and Unicode text processing. It is the foundation upon which all Qt modules depend and is widely used by developers building GUI applications, command-line tools, and libraries on macOS, Windows, Linux and other platforms. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionQtCore is shipped by the Qt-Project as part of the broader Qt framework, and a native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed in use. The update path depends on how you installed Qt originally. If you installed Qt via the official Qt installer from qt.io, launch the Qt Maintenance Tool (usually located in your Qt installation directory) and use it to install or update to the latest Qt version — the Maintenance Tool will automatically serve the native Apple Silicon build on M-series Macs. If you installed Qt through Homebrew (brew install qt or brew install qt5), run brew upgrade qt to pull the native build. If you are building PyQt5 or another Qt-based Python project from source, ensure you are using the latest version of Xcode and the command-line tools, as older Xcode versions (prior to 15) may have compatibility issues with native Qt builds on Apple Silicon. The native build will provide better performance and battery life compared to running the Intel version under Rosetta.
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