5 Cute Chess requires Qt (at least version 4.6), qmake (the Qt Makefile
6 generator) and QJson. The current qmake project file doesn't have support for
7 installations. However the main executable has the necessary resources built-in
8 by default so it's the only thing you need to deploy.
10 First you need to make sure that QJson is installed. On Unix and derivates you
11 should be able to install it through package manager. 0.7.0+ version of QJson
12 is highly recommended due to problems in earlier versions. On Windows the
13 easiest way is to drop the QJson source files to "3rdparty/qjson/" directory
14 under "projects/lib" and make a local installation of QJson. So, with 'cmake'
15 program installed in "3rdparty/qjson/" directory:
17 cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=.
21 QJSon is now installed to the current directory where Cute Chess' build system
24 Next you need to build Cute Chess' Makefile in either release or debug mode.
25 Release mode is for general program usage and offers the best
26 performance. Debug mode is for debugging Cute Chess.
28 To build the Makefile in release mode:
30 $ qmake -config release
36 And to build the source:
44 To build on a Macintosh, add "-spec macx-g++" to the qmake command.
46 Documentation is available as Unix manual pages and in HTML format. Building
47 the documentation in either format requires asciidoc
48 (http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/).
50 $ make doc-man (documentation as Unix manual pages)
51 $ make doc-html (documentation in HTML format)
53 The documentation is built to the "docs" directory.
55 If you want to have an overview of Cute Chess' source you can build the API
60 You need doxygen (http://www.doxygen.org/) in order to build the API