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• gmock: https://code.google.com/p/googlemock/

• Qt5 (tested with Qt5.1.1): http://qt-project.org/

• CMake (minimum 2.8.8): http://www.cmake.org/

• Boost (minimum 1.52): http://www.boost.org/

• Install all dependencies.
• Add directory, where gmock source files have been extracted as GMOCK_ROOT to your environment variables.
• Add path to Qt5 cmake files to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH, for example add this to your ~/.bashrc file: export CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=$CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH:$HOME/Qt5.1.1/5.1.1/gcc_64/lib/cmake
• If you installed Qt5 library in a non-standard location (other than system's default /usr/lib/), create qt5.1.conf file in /etc/ld.so.conf/ and put a single line there: [your_qt5_installation_directory]/lib.

For example, for home directory installation of x64 version of library: /home/[your_user_name]/Qt5.1.1/5.1.1/gcc_64/lib

Then you need to run ldconfig to build the library cache.

Prepare 'build' directory and create makefiles:

mkdir build && cd build && cmake ..

Build project (from the 'build' directory):

make

Install project (will be installed to 'bin' directory):

make install

Test project

make test

By default project is installed in PROJECT_DIRECTORY/bin. Main executable is PirexPickleBlowfish. You can also run all tests by executing AllTests program, or choose specific test for particular component.

Building project on Windows requires basically same dependencies and actions as on Linux systems.

In order to build project on MS Windows, you need to install MinGw (http://www.mingw.org/) and add it's bin directory to your $PATH environment variable. You may also try to use different C++ compiler toolchain, but the project was tested only for this one. Remember to install boost libraries using this toolchain. Change to boost directory and run:

bootstrap.bat mingw

and then

b2 toolset=gcc

The easiest way to build it is to use cmake gui program, that comes with default cmake package. After specifying project directory, set some variables by choosing "Add entry" option and setting PATH as type.

• CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH - set to your Qt5 installation, for example: C:/Qt/5.1.1/msvc2012_64_opengl

• CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX - set installation directory. Recommended way is to create bin directory inside project folder.

• G - set type to string and value to "MinGW Makefiles"

After setting variables run Configure and then Generate. When asked to choose generator, use MinGW (or another one of your choice, installed on your machine).

To build project, open command line and go to build directory of your project. Then run mingw32-make.exe