Unix
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For building Qwt for Qt 2.x you need tmake. On SuSE it is hidden
in a package called qt-freebies. It can be downloaded from
http:
You have to set TMAKEPATH to point
to your development environment and run tmake:
export TMAKEPATH=/usr/lib/tmake/linux-g++ # path depends on your system
tmake qwt.pro -o Makefile
make
If you like to build the examples:
cd examples
tmake examples.pro -o Makefile
make
Builds for Qt 3.x need qmake, that is official part of Qt 3.x.
qmake qwt.pro
make
The designer plugin is available for Qt > 3.x only. You can build and
install it with:
cd designer
qmake qwtplugin.pro
make
make install
If you like to build the examples:
cd examples
qmake examples.pro
make
If you like to run the examples, don't forget to install the qwt libraries
or set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the lib directory of your local build.
qwt doesn't distribute binary unix packages. qwt.spec is a template
spec file for building rpm packages. Read the comments at the beginning
of qwt.pro how to use it.
Win32
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Please read the qmake/tmake documentation how to convert
your *.pro files into your development environment.
F.e Qt >= 3.0, MSVC with nmake:
qmake qwt.pro
nmake
cd examples
qmake examples.pro
nmake
Qt-NonCommercial users beware: tmake does not understand the subdirs template.
The win-tmake.bat batch file generates makefiles for Qwt and all examples.
For Visual Studio users, tmake/qmake can also generate '.dsp' files:
All you need to do is:
Qt < 3.0:
tmake -t vclib qwt.pro -o qwt.dsp
tmake -t vcapp xy.pro -o xy.dsp ( For an example "xy" )
Qt >= 3.0:
qmake -tp vc qwt.pro
qmake -tp vc xy.pro ( ( For an example "xy" )
Good luck !