ICQ for windows is compiled by Visual Studio and does not require any dependencies resolving.
The solution file is icq.sln
ICQ for Mac is compiled by Xcode and does not require any dependencies resolving.
Xcode project file is mac/ICQ/ICQ.xcodeproj
To configure Qt, we use the following command line:
./configure -static -release -confirm-license -opensource
Additionally, we patched Qt source code:
qtbase/src/gui/text/qtextengine.cpp
if (Q_LIKELY(last_cluster != cluster)) {
g.attributes[i].clusterStart = true;
// fix up clusters so that the cluster indices will be monotonic
// and thus we never return out-of-order indices
while (last_cluster++ < cluster && str_pos < item_length)
log_clusters[str_pos++] = last_glyph_pos;
last_glyph_pos = i + glyphs_shaped;
last_cluster = cluster;
// hide characters that should normally be invisible
switch (string[item_pos + str_pos]) {
case QChar::LineFeed:
case 0x000c: // FormFeed
case QChar::CarriageReturn:
case QChar::LineSeparator:
case QChar::ParagraphSeparator:
g.attributes[i].dontPrint = true;
break;
case QChar::SoftHyphen:
if (!actualFontEngine->symbol) {
// U+00AD [SOFT HYPHEN] is a default ignorable codepoint,
// so we replace its glyph and metrics with ones for
// U+002D [HYPHEN-MINUS] and make it visible if it appears at line-break
g.glyphs[i] = actualFontEngine->glyphIndex('-');
if (Q_LIKELY(g.glyphs[i] != 0)) {
QGlyphLayout tmp = g.mid(i, 1);
actualFontEngine->recalcAdvances(&tmp, 0);
}
g.attributes[i].dontPrint = true;
}
break;
default:
break;
}
}
*comment or remove 'case QChar::SoftHyphen:' with the body
ICQ for Linux is compiled by Qt creator or qmake, so you need to prepare Qt environment first.
Qt source code may be obtained from the official Qt website: http://download.qt.io/archive/qt/5.5/5.5.1/single/
To configure Qt, we use the following command line:
./configure -static -release -c++11 -no-opengl -no-harfbuzz \
-no-audio-backend -system-xkbcommon-x11 -dbus-linked -no-openssl -qt-xcb \
-confirm-license -opensource -qt-zlib -qt-libjpeg -qt-libpng
You will also require the following packages, which can be obtained via your package manager:
libfontconfig1-dev
libfreetype6-dev
libx11-dev
libxext-dev
libxfixes-dev
libxi-dev
libxrender-dev
libxcb1-dev
libx11-xcb-dev
libxcb-glx0-dev
Additionally, we patched Qt source code:
qtbase/src/gui/text/qtextlayout.cpp
if (lbh.currentPosition > 0 && lbh.currentPosition < end
&& attributes[lbh.currentPosition].lineBreak
&& eng->layoutData->string.at(lbh.currentPosition - 1).unicode() == QChar::SoftHyphen) {
- comment or remove code block in
if
construction
qtbase/src/gui/text/qtextengine.cpp
if (si->position + itemLength >= lineEnd
&& eng->layoutData->string.at(lineEnd - 1).unicode() == QChar::SoftHyphen)
glyphs.attributes[glyphsEnd - 1].dontPrint = false;
- change
false
totrue
Then build the configured Qt using the followind command lines
make
make install
Now you can use qmake from installed Qt to generate Makefiles from our .pro files.
In order to install the prepared version of Qt in Qt Creator, use official Qt manuals.
We provides two .pro
files containing build configuration for the project:
corelib/corelib/corelib.pro
- core librarygui/gui.pro
- gui (executable file)
In gui.pro
, you may switch between x32
and x64
architecture, as well as external and internal resources linking (CONFIG
variable).
You also have to provide a path to the directory, containing corelib.a
file, which is obtained by building corelib.pro
project (CORELIB_PATH
variable).
Before building gui.pro
file, you need to install libqt4-dev
package and execute config_linux.sh
in trunk root.
Additional library dependencies can be found in gui.pro
or by following errors during the linkage process = )
The missing dependencies can be installed via your package manager.