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INSTALL.WINEVAL
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BUILDING AND INSTALLING QicsTable Evaluation For Windows
QicsTable is built with, and depends on, Qt version 4.7 and newer.
You must have Qt installed on the machine that you are using to use
QicsTable.
In the following instructions, <QICSTABLE> refers to the toplevel
directory of the QicsTable evaluation distribution. For example, if
you unpacked the Windows archive in \tmp, <QICSTABLE> would refer to
\tmp\qicstable-x.x.x-win32-vs6-mt-qt-4.7.4-commercial-eval.zip
It is suggested that all commands be issued from the
command line shell that was installed with your Qt distribution
because it properly sets your PATH and QTDIR environment properly
to find the correct Qt and compiler tools. A shortcut is available
from the START menu as well as the Microsoft Visual Studio
(under the "Qt" menu, if you installed the Qt/MSDev Integration Package).
1. Unpack the archive.
On Windows: - Unzip the archive file using WinZip or similar
utility. Be sure to extract the entire folder
hierarchy.
2. This evaluation version of QicsTable was built with the following options:
- 'release' build
- shared library/DLL
3. The QicsTable examples build using the Qt utility 'qmake'. Before
running qmake, you must make sure you have set the environment
variable QTDIR to the location of your Qt distribution.
If you are using the Windows command shell, you can set QTDIR as
follows: 'set QTDIR=<your_qt_location>'
4. After setting QTDIR, simply change directory to <QICSTABLE> and
execute the following command:
% qmake qicstable.pro
5. Once the toplevel makefile is built, you may build the examples.
On Windows(MSVC) - 'nmake'
This will build the QicsTable examples.
6. Online HTML documentation can be found in <QICSTABLE>/doc/html. The
main page is 'index.html'.
7. Examples can be found in <QICSTABLE>/examples.
8. On Windows, you will need to modify your Path environment variable
in order for the example programs to find the QicsTable DLL. This
can be done in a number of different ways, depending on the
version of Windows that you are running. One way that will always
work is via the command line.
C:> set Path=<QICSTABLE>/lib;%Path%
As before, replace <QICSTABLE> with the full path to the directory
in which you unpacked the archive.
Environment variables can also be set permanently via the Control
Panel. Run the "System" application from the Control Panel,
select the "Advanced" tab, and set the environment variable.
9. This Windows evaluation library requires a key. Any program that
links with the QicsTable DLL will prompt you for an evaluation
key. This key will be provided via email when you download the
evaluation. To use the key, simply type the key into the dialog
when prompted. To avoid having to type the evaluation key each
time you run a QicsTable application, set the environment variable
ICS_EVAL_KEY to the value of the key as given to you.
C:> set ICS_EVAL_KEY=a394deabcd632199
You may also set this environment variable permanently via the
Control Panel, as described above.
When your evaluation key expires, you will no longer be able to
run programs that link with QicsTable. Please contact ICS at
http://www.ics.com or [email protected] for instructions.