Requires C++11 and C99 capable compiler. Tested with GCC 4.7+ and CLANG 3.2+.

The Makefile should work under GNU/Linux and MinGW32 (in Windows).
Under MinGW32 is the program compiled statically, in other systems dynamically.

Needed libraries:
  fltk-1.3.x
  libcurl
  zlib

BUILDING:
  Extract source (or clone GIT repository), go to the extracted directory and type
    make
      or
    make distro (this will strip binary)
  
MINGW32 notes:
  - the 'mingw-to-string' patch is required (http://www.tehsausage.com/mingw-to-string)

BUILDING THE DATABASE:
Needed tools:
  python3
  (optionally) UNIX-like shell (under Windows e.g. MSYS from MinGW32) 
You will also need following files:
  JMDict_e.gz
  kanjidic2.xml.gz
  kradfile-u.gz
  jpn_indices.csv (from tatoeba.org)
  sentences.csv (from tatoeba.org)
 
If you have UNIX-like shell:
  - go to the directory /tools
  - edit source file locations in build_db.sh
  - run build_db.sh
  - run 'aoi -loaddb dbscript.sql.gz' and wait for a few minutes
Else:
  - go to the directory /tools
  - run 'aoi -parse jmdict'
  - run 'aoi -parse kanjidic'
  - run parse_kradfile.py
  - run parse_tatoeba.py
  - concatenate files script.jmdict.sql, script.kanjidic.sql, script.components.sql
    and scripts.tatoeba.sql IN THIS ORDER
  - place these 2 lines at the end of concatenated file (under 'end transaction'):
      REPLACE INTO aoi (key,val) VALUES ('db_version','VERSION'); 
      REPLACE INTO aoi (key,val) VALUES ('db_created','DATE'); 
  - run 'aoi -loaddb CONCATENATED_FILE' and wait for a few minutes