
1. Building on Linux:

  Usually, building QLcrash boils down to something like:

  	./configure
	make
	su -c "make install"

  If there is no `configure' you can create it with:

    make -f Makefile.cvs

  Please don't try to issue the automake/autoconf commands manually.
  It will not work this way.

  For a generic description of configure, see the file INSTALL.
  There are some QLcrash - specific options of configure:

  	--with-regex

	Enables use of Unix regex functions instead of
	QT's QRegExp. This is required when building with QT3.


	--with-qt-dir=...
	--with-qt-includes=...
	--with-qt-libraries=...

	Provides setting of non-standard QT installation.

2. Building on Windows:

  Prerequisites:
    - QT 2.3 for Windows
    - Microsoft Visual C++ V6.0

  Just open win32/qlcrash.dsw in Visual Studio and perform a batch
  build of everything. If you installed qlcrash sources using the
  installer, there's already a menu shortcut for this in qlcrash's
  program group.

  There is no installation procedure, because we use Martijn Laan's cute
  InnoSetup Extension (original InnoSetup from JRSoftware).

  Creating the installer:

  The Scripts for creating an installer are in the subdirectory
  win32/installer. For these to work, you need InnoSetup Extensions
  version 3.0.2-beta or later.
  You can get it at http://www.wintax.nl/isx/
  
  Before creating the installer, a Release-Build of qlcrash has to be
  performed. After that, modify the path of the InnoSetup script compiler
  in the script makeinstall.bat. Finally, just run that script and it should
  create the installer.


