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* Go to the top directory of the Naiade package; run <tt>qmake Naiade.pro</tt>. | * Go to the top directory of the Naiade package; run <tt>qmake Naiade.pro</tt>. | ||
* Run <tt>make</tt>. | * Run <tt>make</tt>. Ignore any warnings, they should go away eventually in future releases of Boost/Qt/Naiade. | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 29 January 2007
Prerequisites
- gcc 3.4 or later (gcc 4.1 or later strongly recommended)
- qt 4.1 or later, built with debugging enabled (under Gentoo you can do that by adding the debug USE flag to the qt ebuild)
- unixODBC (under Gentoo, emerge unixODBC or simply add the global odbc USE flag)
- MySQL 5 and the ODBC driver for MySQL (emerge mysql myodbc)
- Boost 1.33.1 or later (emerge boost)
Building the GOLD parsing engine
- Download the library from Sourceforge.
- Compile it, and move the resulting library to the lib/ directory of the Naiade package. Rename the library, adding the lib prefix to it (else the linker won't find it).
Building Naiade
- Go to the top directory of the Naiade package; run qmake Naiade.pro.
- Run make. Ignore any warnings, they should go away eventually in future releases of Boost/Qt/Naiade.