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-0. Pre-requisites
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-
-cpPlugins is developed in C++11 and makes extensive use of VTK (>=7.0) and
-ITK (>=4.10). Qt (=4.8) could be used at will.
-
-In order to compile it, you will need a development environment that includes:
-
-  - A decent C++11 compiler. If you use g++ (on linux-like machines) or Xcode
-    (on Mac boxes) you should be ok. On Windows, is rather difficult (thanks
-    Microsoft?), but it is recommened to use the MinGW environment.
-  - make.
-  - git, if you want to gain access to the latest versions of every package.
-  - GLUT.
-  - whatever your compiler complains about... ;-)
-
-On this manual, all third party packages will be downloaded and compiled on the
-~/sources path and will be installed on the ~/local path. If you want to follow
-exactly the same commands, please execute the next commands on your console
-before continuing:
-
-  $ cd
-  $ mkdir -p sources
-  $ mkdir -p local
-
-1. Qt compilation
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-
-Although native Qt4.8 installers can be found on most platforms, you could face
-the (really ugly) Qt compilation process, specially if you are on Windows or MAC.
-However, the normal compilation is rather simple:
-
- - download your qt4.8 source code:
-   $ cd ~/sources
-   $ wget http://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/4.8/4.8.7/qt-everywhere-opensource-src-4.8.7.tar.gz
-
- - On linux, configure the native Qt compilation chain:
-   $ cd ~/sources
-   $ mkdir -p qt-binaries-4.8.7
-   $ cd qt-binaries-4.8.7
-   $ ~/sources/qt-source-4.8.7/configure \
-       -release -opensource -shared -fast \
-       -optimized-qmake -confirm-license \
-       -prefix ~/local
-
-## eof - $RCSfile$