If you want to build it, you need Qt4 loaded and setup as your
default Qt or with the appropriate Qt Environment variables set.
+6/24/07
+There is now one dependancy, it is qwt. It compiles just fine with
+either qwt-5.0.2 or qwt-5.0.1. If you run the command
+
+ ./build-depkgs-qt-console
+
+It should download and run the appropriate commands to build and install qwt
+for you. The script will download the package into a subdirectory named
+depkgs. Then it will configure, make and install qwt. The installation will
+go into a subdirectory named qwt in the main qt-console directory.
+
To build bat, you simply enter:
qmake
include as many director stanza's as you would like in bat.conf. You may use
this directories bat.conf.example as a template for director stanza's.
+Win32 mingw infos for QT4 :
+ - http://silmor.de/29
+ - http://doc.qtfr.org/post/2007/04/10/Cross-Compilation-Native-dapplication-Qt-depuis-Linux
+
Development status as of 05/06/07
Items not implemented:
Design decisions:
- If possible all code for a particular component will be kept in
- and appropriate subdirectory.
+ an appropriate subdirectory.
- All private class variables are named "m_xxx" this makes it very
clear if one is referencing a class variable or a local.
- All signal/slots are connected by explict code (most all are