Build from source?

[fmo-mt]

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?

[bupticybee]

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

[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.

[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?

[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.

[fmo-mt]

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

[bupticybee]

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

Please send to [email protected]

[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?

[nofreewill42]

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

[ShireGrin]

Thanks for the example @nofreewill42

Also if you install open source/community version of qt creator (you can download their online installer)

And just click on

Open Project

You should then select the TexasSolverGui.pro file in the repo, that will do everything and index and after a while you can click on the run here: