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Compile Pascal Qt Interface from source:
========================================
 * Download and unpack the sources 
 * cd into the resulting unpacked directory
 * This directory contains amongs other things a Qt Project File Qt4Pas.pro
 * run qmake -query to inspect your Qt installation
 * qmake (creates Makefile based upon Qt4Pas.pro)
 * make (compiles)
 * make install (obtain super user rights with sudo or su)
 * make clean (cleans directory, do this when switching Qt versions)

Linux Note:
-----------
To use a different Qt then the system wide Qt,
use /PathToOtherQt/bin/qmake and learn about LD_LIBRARY_PATH
(export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/PathToOtherQt/lib)

Maemo Linux Note:
-----------------
  Scratchbox:
  ===========
  * Install the scratchbox based Maemo5 SDK: 
   http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/Maemo_5_Final_SDK_Installation
  * as root start scratchbox: /scratchbox/sbin/sbox_ctl  start
  * as normal user loging: /scratchbox/login
  * select vi sb-menu the arm setup
  * install the Qt4 devel package
   fakeroot apt-get update
   fakeroot apt-get install libqt4-dev
  * download (e.g. using wget) and unpack the sources
  * cd into the sources directory
  * qmake (creates Makefile)
  * make (compiles)
  * strip LibraryFileName (reduce filesize)
  * fakeroot make install (install in scratchbox)

  N900 Device
  =========== 
  Optifying is highly recommended.
  Copy the library to /opt/lib/ on the device
  make links in /usr/lib to /opt/lib/LibraryName (.so.OneDigit and .so)
  
  



Mac OsX Note: 
-------------
qmake may create a xcode project 
instead of a g++ Makefile 
use xcodebuild to compile

to create a g++ Makefile:
QMAKESPEC=macx-g++ qmake

The qmake project is configured to create a 
framework instead of a plain library 

Windows Note:
-------------
Verify the QTDIR,QMAKESPEC environment variables.
e.g. QMAKESPEC=win32-g++ and that make -v
and gcc -v produce the expected result.




Installation
============
When compiling from source,
you can use make install.

When using the binary packages,
see below. 

If preferred, first strip
the libraries before installation.

Linux Binary Installation
-------------------------
The libraries should be copied
to the distribution specific 
system library directory
e.g. /usr/lib. 
Ensure the symlinks are correct.
The .so.OneDigit link is used when running a program.(google soname)
The .so link is used when linking during development

  Maemo Note
  ----------
  For Maemo, optifying is highly recommended.
  Copy the library to /opt/lib/
  make links in /usr/lib to /opt/lib/LibraryName (.so.OneDigit and .so)


Windows Binary Installation
---------------------------
The dll can be copied to e.g. 
the Qt bin directory, as this 
directory is already in the 
PATH environment variable.

Mac OsX Binary Installation
---------------------------
The provided package installs
to /Library/Frameworks