Получение исходников (Git и Qt)
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Get the source code
This section describes how to set up your local development environment, how to use git to get Qt's source code, and how to build the libraries on your machine. Setting up your machine
Qt can be built and developed on many different platforms. The operating systems for development are Mac OS X, Windows and Linux, with different requirements on compilers and third-party libraries. Developing Qt requires building it from source, therefore the standard requirements apply: Qt for Embedded Linux Requirements Qt for Mac OS X Requirements Qt for Windows CE Requirements Qt for Windows Requirements Qt for X11 Requirements
In addition you need to have Perl installed.
Qt's source code is developed using Git , an open source, distributed version control system. You need to have Git >= 1.6.x installed.
For more information please see the separate GitInstallation wiki page. Cloning Qt
After setting up your machine by installing the required tools and libraries for building Qt download the source code by cloning the Qt git repository, using the following commands: git clone git://gitorious.org/qt/qt.git cd qt Building Qt
Build Qt the same way you would for an official Qt release. The standard build/installation instructions apply: Installing Qt for Embedded Linux Installing Qt on Mac OS X Installing Qt on Windows Installing Qt on Windows CE Installing Qt on X11 Platforms Generate the Documentation
Since the repository is just the source code rather than a complete package the HTML documentation pages are not include. If you use a repository for a previously released Qt version, then you can go to the online documentation or download a package .
For documentation that is not yet available online or through a package you have to generate the documentation yourself. To do that, run
make docs
after running configure and building the libraries else. What's Next?
To learn how to make changes to Qt and upload them for submission upstream see QtContributionGuidelines . If you would like to simply stay up-to-date with your sources and silently follow the development of Qt simply run git pull in your source code directory to pull in the latest changes.
