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INSTALL.txt #108

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CMAKE is not easy to use, an INSTALL guide is needed.

CMAKE is not easy to use, an INSTALL guide is needed.
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Maybe this would fit in the readme.
I also would just keep it more formal.
(Just list the command)


cmake -D CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/opt/Qt/5.10.1/gcc_64/lib/cmake ..

the launch:
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"then"?

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!INSTALL INSTRUCTION

launch this commands:
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"these"


make

Now you can install it for all users as root with "make install" or "sudo make install"on Ubuntu like distributions.
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space missing after "sudo make install", "Ubuntu-like"

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!INSTALL INSTRUCTION
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INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS

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