CompileGuide

Introduction

Compiling the client application is fairly easy as it only depends on Qt. The preprocessor application on the other hand has more dependencies.

Details

Version 0.3 source code

 https://monav.googlecode.com/svn/tags/release-0.3

Dependencies

Client

• Qt
• Qt-Mobility

Routing Daemon

• Qt

Preprocessor

• Qt
• Mapnik
• libxml2
• libbz2
• libprotobuf
• protobuf-compiler

Linux

• Qt, libxml2, libbz2, protobuffer and mapnik should be available
• Only tested with gcc > 4.4.2
• Compile client / preprocessor-gui:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release monav-client.pro && make
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug monav-client.pro && make
• Compile console preprocessor / routing daemon:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && make
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && make

Windows / Windows Mobile

Some Visual Studio version define a max/min macro. This breaks MoNav. If you encounter releated compiling issues try to append {{{DEFINES+=NOMINMAX}}} to the qmake command line.

• Client:
• Install Visual Studio 2005 / 2008
• Download / compile Qt and Qt-Mobility binaries. A static build is recommended for Windows Mobile as each application has only 32MB virtual address space
• Compile client:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release monavclient.pro && nmake
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug monavclient.pro && nmake
• Routing Daemon:
• Compile routing daemon:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && mmake
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && mmake

Maemo & Symbian

The easiest way to build for those platforms is to use the QtCreator. Just open the .pro file and add the desired platform as a target. Maemo is supported officially, but Symbian is not.

Android

While it is possible to build MoNav for Android, it is not supported right now ( the SVN contains build scripts, though ).