Introduction

Compiling the client application is fairly easy as it only depends on Qt. The preprocessor application on the other hand has more dependencies.

Details

Version 0.3 source code

 https://monav.googlecode.com/svn/tags/release-0.3

Dependencies

Client

• Qt
• Qt-Mobility

Routing Daemon

• Qt

Preprocessor

• Qt
• Mapnik
• libxml2
• libbz2
• libprotobuf
• protobuf-compiler

Linux

• Qt, libxml2, libbz2, protobuffer and mapnik should be available
• Only tested with gcc > 4.4.2
• Compile client / preprocessor-gui:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release monav-client.pro && make
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug monav-client.pro && make
• Compile console preprocessor / routing daemon:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && make
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && make

Windows / Windows Mobile

Some Visual Studio version define a max/min macro. This breaks MoNav. If you encounter releated compiling issues try to append {{{DEFINES+=NOMINMAX}}} to the qmake command line.

• Client:
• Install Visual Studio 2005 / 2008
• Download / compile Qt and Qt-Mobility binaries. A static build is recommended for Windows Mobile as each application has only 32MB virtual address space
• Compile client:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release monavclient.pro && nmake
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug monavclient.pro && nmake
• Routing Daemon:
• Compile routing daemon:
• release: qmake CONFIG+=release CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && mmake
• debug: qmake CONFIG+=debug CONFIG+=nogui X.pro && mmake

Maemo & Symbian

The easiest way to build for those platforms is to use the QtCreator. Just open the .pro file and add the desired platform as a target. Maemo is supported officially, but Symbian is not.

Android

While it is possible to build MoNav for Android, it is not supported right now ( the SVN contains build scripts, though ).