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== Restructuring ==
 
== Restructuring ==
 
--[[User:Kissaki0|Kissaki]] 14:15, 31 March 2011 (UTC)
 
--[[User:Kissaki0|Kissaki]] 14:15, 31 March 2011 (UTC)
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=== Dependencies ===
 
=== Dependencies ===
==== Mandatory ====
 
* Microsoft Windows SDK
 
* Microsoft DirectX SDK
 
==== Recommended ====
 
* Ice
 
* Qt
 
** OpenSSL
 
*** ZLib
 
==== Optional ====
 
* Bonjour
 
* G15SDK
 
* MySQL
 
 
=== Qt (Optional) ===
 
 
Some changes have been made to Qt, for fixing and for additional features. However, you can also compile Mumble against a “normal”, pre-compiled Qt.
 
 
==== Mumble-Qt ====
 
  
==== Standard Qt ====
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* Mumble
* Download the SDK
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** Microsoft Windows SDK
* change into the ''qt/languages'' subfolder
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** Microsoft DirectX SDK
* run ''lrelease'' (from the ''qt/bin'' folder) against ''qt/languages/languages.pro''
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** Protobuf
lrelease qt/languages/languages.pro
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** Libsndfile
* Copy the files listed in ''mumble-src/src/mumble/mumble_qt.qrc'' from ''qt/languages'' to ''mumble-src/src/mumble/''
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** Boost
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** VLD (optional, debug version only)
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** Ice (Server)
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** Qt
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*** OpenSSL
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**** ZLib
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** Bonjour (Optional)
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** G15SDK (Optional)
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** MySQL (Optional)
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** ASIO (Optional)

Latest revision as of 12:12, 5 April 2011

compile QT - burn your CPU

Somebody know, compile QT take some Hours. The Problem, the (multi-core)CPU dosnt work on limit.

I try http://qt.gitorious.org/qt-labs/jom for build QT.

Before jom I needed 2 hours. Now Qt builds in less than 1 hour.

You need QT for build jom. You find a Binary and more Infos here: http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2009/03/27/speeding-up-visual-c-qt-builds/ Ozon

Hi, I have problem with enabling MMX and SSE instructions. I followed build instructions to the letter, but configure always tell MMX no, SSE no?

MMX and SSE

You're not telling Qt to use it's explicit MMX and SSE optimizations, you're telling the compiler that it's ok to use it automatically :) So if Qt says MMX: no, don't worry about it. Slicer 15:54, 21 July 2007 (PDT)

Restructuring

--Kissaki 14:15, 31 March 2011 (UTC)


Dependencies

  • Mumble
    • Microsoft Windows SDK
    • Microsoft DirectX SDK
    • Protobuf
    • Libsndfile
    • Boost
    • VLD (optional, debug version only)
    • Ice (Server)
    • Qt
      • OpenSSL
        • ZLib
    • Bonjour (Optional)
    • G15SDK (Optional)
    • MySQL (Optional)
    • ASIO (Optional)