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Starter kit for your Qt/C++ GIS application, based on Merkaartor

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Merkopolo
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A very simple project demonstrating the usage of Merkaartor components 
to build a GIS application.


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Install Dependencies
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Linux Setup
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Just install those packages (e.g. via ``apt-get``) :

* git-core
* libgdal-dev
* qtcreator
* libqt4-dev

You're done ! Jump to the `Build the source code` section !


Windows Setup
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* msysgit
* QtCreator

Qt SDK
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Download and install the latest version of Qt SDK from http://qt.nokia.com :
* Install it to ``C:\Qt\4.7.4``
* Choose *Custom*
* Check *Miscellaneous* > *MinGW* to install ``mingw``
* Check *Qt Source Code*

MinGW dependencies
------------------

Download Merkaartor dependencies built for Windows ::

    git clone git://gitorious.org/merkaartor/mingw-binaries.git

Go into *mingw-binaries* and :

* Copy (merge) all folders (``bin``, ``lib``, etc.) with those in ``C:\Qt\4.7.4\Desktop\Qt\4.7.4\mingw\``

You're done ! Build the source code !


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Build Source Code
=================

Fetch source code of Merkopolo and Merkaartor in one go:

    git clone --recursive [email protected]:leplatrem/merkopolo.git

You should have the following folder tree ::

    README
    merkopolo/
      \_ merkopolo.pro
      \_ ...
    merkaartor/
      \_ src/
      \_ ...

Open `merkopolo.pro` in QtCreator.

Open "Project" tab (in left bar), check *Shadow Build* and verify that your *Build Folder* exists.

Build ! (can take time, like 5-10 minutes)