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Build from source?

Open fmo-mt opened this issue 9 months ago • 9 comments

Hey I found that the released version is kinda old and many commits were not included.

Can you provide the ways we can build from source on different platforms?

fmo-mt avatar May 10 '24 07:05 fmo-mt

Yeah, just load the source code to QT opensource and it should be running. Versions of tool are in readme.

bupticybee avatar May 10 '24 08:05 bupticybee

Yeah, just load the source code to QT opensource and it should be running. Versions of tool are in readme.

I built the latest commit on my M1pro macbook and it runs more than 10x faster than the released one. It's a great work and you should think about updating the releases.

fmo-mt avatar May 10 '24 14:05 fmo-mt

Yeah, just load the source code to QT opensource and it should be running. Versions of tool are in readme.

I built the latest commit on my M1pro macbook and it runs more than 10x faster than the released one. It's a great work and you should think about updating the releases.

10x faster wow, great news. Could you provide the binary?

bupticybee avatar May 13 '24 00:05 bupticybee

Yeah, just load the source code to QT opensource and it should be running. Versions of tool are in readme.

I built the latest commit on my M1pro macbook and it runs more than 10x faster than the released one. It's a great work and you should think about updating the releases.

10x faster wow, great news. Could you provide the binary?

I don't think any optimization I did over the last year has 10x faster effective, could just be hardware update.

bupticybee avatar May 13 '24 00:05 bupticybee

you can leave a email here, I'll send you later.

fmo-mt avatar May 15 '24 15:05 fmo-mt

you can leave a email here, I'll send you later.

Please send to [email protected]

bupticybee avatar May 16 '24 03:05 bupticybee

Yeah, just load the source code to QT opensource and it should be running. Versions of tool are in readme.

I built the latest commit on my M1pro macbook and it runs more than 10x faster than the released one. It's a great work and you should think about updating the releases.

can someone post a newer released version for those of us that aren't too tech-savvy?

deardaveed avatar Jun 14 '24 23:06 deardaveed

Yeah, just load the source code to QT opensource and it should be running. Versions of tool are in readme.

I built the latest commit on my M1pro macbook and it runs more than 10x faster than the released one. It's a great work and you should think about updating the releases.

can someone post a newer released version for those of us that aren't too tech-savvy?

I used chatgpt for help (copy pasting this thread to it and the whole "homepage" of the github project with ctrl+a ctrl+c and pasted to chatgpt as well, then asked how to install this thing on linux) Gave me sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install build-essential qt5-default cmake git But this gave error for qt5-default not existing, copy pasted it to chatgpt and it gave me sudo apt-get install qtbase5-dev qtchooser qt5-qmake qtbase5-dev-tools which worked.

So on Linux I've done:

(base) nofreewill@nofreewill:~/Escritorio/poker/TexasSolver$ sudo apt-get install qtbase5-dev qtchooser qt5-qmake qtbase5-dev-tools $ qmake TexasSolverGui.pro $ make

Then double click TexasSolverGui image

nofreewill42 avatar Aug 05 '24 11:08 nofreewill42