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Version 3 (Chris Cannam, 2013-03-28 09:42 AM) → Version 4/11 (Chris Cannam, 2013-03-28 03:16 PM)
h1. Building SV v2.1 for Windows
It should now be possible to build Sonic Visualiser on Windows Best done from hg, using the Qt5 / MinGW and Qt Creator IDE. A special branch of the SV code is available which includes all the dependency libraries pre-built for your compiling and linking pleasure.
h2. Get the right branch
Start by checking # Check out the @with-dependencies@ branch from Mercurial:
@$ with-dependencies branch:
<pre>
$ hg clone -b with-dependencies https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/hg/sonic-visualiser@
h2. Use the right build configuration
https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/hg/sonic-visualiser
</pre>
# Open the main @sonic-visualiser.pro@ project in Qt5 Creator.
Creator
# Configure project to do a *release* build, build with *g++/MinGW* tools, and *disable shadow build* (currently the build must be in-place). in-place)
It should now be possible to build Sonic Visualiser on Windows Best done from hg, using the Qt5 / MinGW and Qt Creator IDE. A special branch of the SV code is available which includes all the dependency libraries pre-built for your compiling and linking pleasure.
h2. Get the right branch
Start by checking # Check out the @with-dependencies@ branch from Mercurial:
@$ with-dependencies branch:
<pre>
$ hg clone -b with-dependencies https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/hg/sonic-visualiser@
h2. Use the right build configuration
https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/hg/sonic-visualiser
</pre>
# Open the main @sonic-visualiser.pro@ project in Qt5 Creator.
Creator
# Configure project to do a *release* build, build with *g++/MinGW* tools, and *disable shadow build* (currently the build must be in-place). in-place)