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Build notes for how TOra has been getting built with the Commercial
release of Qt for Windows.
1. Unpack the source in Linux (On a drive accessible from Windows).
2. Run configure from Linux. This will run all the uic and moc
commands that are needed (It is vital that you use the same
version of Qt on Windows and Linux in this step since the moc
output can differ between Qt versions).
3. Build it in Windows using Visual Studio where I simply include all
the files needed (Everything except the old mysql provider and the
Oracle preload file I think). Up until yesterday I have been using
Visual Studio 6.0, but I compiled TOra sourcecode using Visual
Studio .Net 2003 too so that works great also.
Building with MINGW.
At the moment this only works with QT3/Windows Free Edition port
(http://qtwin.sourceforge.net/).
The makefiles were only tested in Mingw MSYS environment so it is
advised that you obtain and install full MINGW and MSYS packages
from http://www.mingw.org. It is also necessary to have Perl
installed (ActiveState perl package will do).
This requires mingw compiled binaries of QT which could be obtained
at http://qtwin.sourceforge.net/
Please note that for TOra to work properly QT has to be compiled
with RTTI support in mingw. If the available QT binary does not
work then please compile your own version of it following HOWTO
instructions on http://qtwin.sourceforge.net/ website and using
-rtti configuration parameter.
1. Get and install (or build) QT3/Windows Free Edition from
http://qtwin.sourceforge.net/
2. Get the QScintilla sources here
http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/qscintilla/index.php
3. Obtain TOra sources
4. Modify the qscintilla\build.cmd file in TOra directory with
your environment settings (MINGW, QT and QScintilla paths)
5. Build and install QScintilla by running qscintilla\build.cmd
6. Rename Makefile.migw to Makefile in your TOra directory
7. Edit Makefile and change path for PERL, QTDIR, OCI_DLL and OCI_HOME
(and optionally for INSTALLDIR). Optionally edit the TARGET to
set the desirable executable. Also check the CFLAGS_GLOB and
LFLAGS_GLOB for the debug option (-g) depending on whether you
want debug executable or not. You may also need to create default
version of config.h
8. Run 'make' in MSYS environment from TOra directory.
9. Optionally run 'make install' - this will strip down the executable
and copy the necessary files (not yet all of them) to the install
directory (INSTALLDIR)
Building Windows installer.
1. Obtain and install NSIS installer software from
http://nsis.sourceforge.net
2. Copy all the distribution files with desired directory structure
to the windows/installer/files directory within your TOra directory
structure (or use it as INSTALLDIR when building TOra and use step 9
of above build instrucstions).
3. Run NSIS compiler GUI and then drag and drop the tora.nsi file from
windows/installer directory in TOra to the compiler GUI window and
wait till installer will finish the build.
Please report any bugs should you find them as this port is still in the
experimental stage.
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