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h1. Howtos - Hack on Windows 7, 8 and 10
You need to:
# Install _Git for Windows_ (needed by _Tortoise Git_) : https://gitforwindows.org/.
## Do not install in "Program files" or in a path which contains spaces. We recommend to install in @C:\git@.
# Install _Tortoise Git_ : http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/.
# Install _Qt_ and _Qt Creator_ from https://www.qt.io/download-qt-installer
## Check the latest version of MinGW 64 bits during installation
## Add paths to MinGW bin: C:\Qt\Tools\mingw730_64\bin to your path environment variable.
# Install proto buff library source
## Download _AutoMake_, un-compress and add the bin directory to your path.
## Download and uncompress the latest release from : https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases (for example: @protobuf-cpp-3.11.4.zip@)
## Rename the directory to @protobuf@
## Launch "Git Bash" and go to @/c/protobuf@ then type :
### @export MAKE=mingw32-make@
### @./configure CXXFLAGS=-O2 --enable-shared=no@
### @mingw32-make@
## Add to your path these directories : @C:\protobuf\src\;C:\protobuf\src\.libs@ to reach executable _protoc_ and library _libprotobuf.a_.
# Git clone the repository :
## _git://github.com/Ummon/D-LAN.git_ if you just want clone the repository (read-only).
## _git@github.com:Ummon/D-LAN.git_ if you have a full access (read+write).
# Generate the C++ code from the Protocol Buffer files (only for version 1.1)
## Open a Bash command line, you can use the shortcut "Git Bash" installed with git
## Go to the directory "D-LAN/application"
## Run the shell script file @1.generate_protos_cpp@ to generate the _.h_ and _.cc_ files in the directory _Protos_.
# Set up _Qt Creator_
## Launch _Qt Creator_
## Open the projects @d-lan/application/GUI.pro@ and @d-lan/application/Core.pro@
## For both projects:
### Uncheck _Shadow build_ in the _Build Settings_ tab.
### Add the argument @debug -f Makefile-Core@ to _Make_ for the build configuration _Debug_ and @release -f Makefile-Core@ for the build configuration _Release_. Replace _'Core'_ by _'GUI'_ for the _GUI_ project.
## Add @-e@ as an argument and check[1] @Run in terminal@ in the _Run Settings_ tab of the _Core_ project.
## You can now compile and run the two projects.
fn1. Without this option the Core cannot be launched in debug mode (stderr cannot be used).