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Updated readme_gui.txt according to suggestions of XhmikosR and my experience when trying building GUI today.

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@ -14,11 +14,14 @@ depends on your operating system:
Compiling Compiling
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Windows: Windows:
- The easy way is to download Qt SDK from http://qt-project.org/downloads and - The easy ways are:
use QtCreator and/or command line tools to build the GUI. Be careful to -- download Qt SDK from http://qt-project.org/downloads and use
download the correct version of library for your compiler! QtCreator to build the GUI.
- The harder way is to download Qt sources and build Qt with Visual Studio -- Download precompiled libaries for your platform and use your preferred
(Express Edition works). Compiling Qt alone may take over 4 hours! IDE/environment to build GUI. Be careful to download the correct version of
library for your compiler!
- The harder way is to download Qt sources and build Qt. Compiling Qt alone may
take over 4 hours!
Linux: Linux:
- Install Qt development packages (make sure qmake -tool gets installed!). The - Install Qt development packages (make sure qmake -tool gets installed!). The
@ -34,6 +37,9 @@ prompt/console, go to gui directory and run command:
- qmake (in Linux and in Windows if build with MinGW/gcc or nmake) - qmake (in Linux and in Windows if build with MinGW/gcc or nmake)
- qmake -tp vc (to generate Visual Studio project file) - qmake -tp vc (to generate Visual Studio project file)
On Windows, you have to either call qtvars.bat in Qt folder or use the Qt command
line prompt shortcut added in the start menu by Qt installation.
These commands generate makefiles to actually build the software. After that These commands generate makefiles to actually build the software. After that
the actual building is done in IDE or command line as usual. Note that you the actual building is done in IDE or command line as usual. Note that you
don't need to run qmake again unless you add/remove files from the project. don't need to run qmake again unless you add/remove files from the project.