Because of the new OpenSSL exception in the license, patching out OpenSSL dependencies is no longer required.
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@@ -10,13 +10,7 @@ on your Linux system.
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2. Download the latest release of MXE and extract it to /opt/mingw
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(if this does not work, as some packages might be broken, try the latest development release)
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3. Patch OpenSSL dependencies out of Qt build file (OpenSSL license is not compatible with the GPL)
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For your convenience, a patch file is included to remove at least one OpenSSL dependency. This patch
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is without warranty, you need to make sure for yourself that you do not link to OpenSSL.
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Within /opt/mingw, run
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patch -p1 < /path/to/pokerth/docs/win32_rm_openssl.diff
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4. Within /opt/mingw, run
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3. Within /opt/mingw, run
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make gcc
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make qt
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make boost
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@@ -28,17 +22,17 @@ make libircclient
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make protobuf
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(this takes quite some time)
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5. As the user you would like to use to compile PokerTH for Windows,
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4. As the user you would like to use to compile PokerTH for Windows,
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add the cross compiler to your path; e.g.:
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PATH="/opt/mingw/usr/bin:$PATH"
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(in .profile)
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Alternatively, run
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export PATH="/opt/mingw/usr/bin:$PATH"
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6. Download and extract whichever source version of PokerTH you wish to compile.
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5. Download and extract whichever source version of PokerTH you wish to compile.
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http://pokerth.net/download.html
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7. Within the pokerth directory, run
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6. Within the pokerth directory, run
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i686-pc-mingw32-qmake DEFINES+=BOOST_THREAD_USE_LIB pokerth.pro
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make release
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@@ -46,4 +40,4 @@ PokerTH can also be built using MinGW or Visual Studio on Windows,
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but neither method is supported, because it takes too much time to keep
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several methods updated.
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2011 by Lothar May
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2012 by Lothar May
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