Qt

Published June 22, 2011
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Hmm. So now I have to research Qt. Looks quite impressive.

Now building the library at the command line. Man, this makes me feel like a proper computer programmer. Might full screen the command prompt and dress up like Neo for a bit. Fuck I wish I'd set the prompt font colour to green before I started.

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Is this normal? Oh, hang on, got to go. There's a chick with a tattoo at the door.

[EDIT] Ffs, I'll have retired by the time this is built.

[EDIT Several HOURS later] Okay, this is taking the piss now. Qt is a very, very big library it would seem.
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JTippetts
Yeah, Qt is a huge bastard. You're right that you should have changed the font color, though. Green is the mark of a pro.
June 23, 2011 02:12 PM
Servant of the Lord
Qt is [i]huge[/i]. It's also very professionally coded, very well designed, incredibly well documented, has a very large and active community, and is identically named to an awesome convenience store chain.

Qt basically defines thousands of very high quality helper classes, like Boost. Think of recompiling the entire boost library, twice over. But just like boost, you only include what you need in your actual projects.

You should just download the pre-compiled version, that comes with QtCreator. QtCreator is an awesome IDE on it's own, even without the built-in Qt API support.
June 24, 2011 06:24 PM
Aardvajk
Hi Servant. Yeah, wish I had now. Took about six hours to build the library in the end.
June 25, 2011 04:29 PM
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