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How does one use this?

• keurrr 6y ago
  In the project directory run: mkdir ./make ./build cd ./make qmake CONFIG+=release .. make -j<cthread_count> mv ./prettyeq ../build
  • linuxSL 6y ago
    Thanks! First try I got: equalizer/equalizer.pro:10: Parse Error ('pretty.h') Then I removed the extra pretty.h line and got: ../../gui/prettyshim.h:4:10: fatal error: QObject: No such file or directory #include <QObject> which is beyond my time to dig right now :/
    • keurrr 6y ago
      Oh, you need the qt5 shared libs to compile. I am planning to do a release in the next couple weeks that statically links the full thing so no one has to deal with this. Qt makes it very annoying to static link your project (you are stuck compiling Qt yourself), so been putting that off.
    • keurrr 6y ago
      I didn't forget about you! I did a release statically linked with qt5. Let me know if this works for you. Email me at kevin@segfault.fun if you run into any issues. Use prettyeq-static. https://github.com/keur/prettyeq/releases/tag/v0.2-alpha https://github.com/keur/prettyeq/releases/tag/v0.2-alpha