INSTALL.Fedora12

#
## This procedure works on FC12 (Fedora 12) x64 (64 bits,
## It should work with other distros, like openSUSE with no or minor adjustments.
## Download the qt-sdk installer 
## Here the code for Qfsm is installed and build in the home directory:
## change as needed.
#

cd ~/Download			# This directory exists by default on FC12

# Downlod Qfsm (change version accordingly)
wget --continue http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/qfsm/qfsm-0.52.0-Source.tar.gz

# extract here in the home directory
tar xvfz qfsm-0.52.0-Source.tar.gz --directory ~/

# Download and run the QTSDK Installer (this is the 64 bits version, adjust for 32 bit or newer version as req.)
wget --continue http://get.qt.nokia.com/qtsdk/qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2009.05.bin 

# Set the execute flag
chmod u+x ./qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2009.05.bin

su
<password>

#run the qt-sdk installer,  (will install by default the sdk on /opt/qtsdk-2009.05)
. ./qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2009.05.bin

# Install cmake if necessary (as root)
yum install cmake

exit  # (exit from root)

# Now add the following two lines to your login script ( edit file ~/.bashrc or equivalent)

export PATH=$PATH:/opt/qtsdk2009.05/bin
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/qtsdk-2009.05/qt/bin/
export QFSMDIR=~/qfsm-0.52.0-Source    	# Qfsm requires this (see documentation) 

# now need to exit bash and re-enter to have the environment variables set
   --- HERE ---

# cd to where we have extracted the code 
cd ~/qfsm-0.52.0-Source 

# run cmake  (This will create the Makefile)
cmake .

# Now make (compile) the code.(this takes about three minute on my machine)
make

su 
<password>

# Install the programm
make install

# Qfsm can now be run from the command line typing
qfsm

# Or it should be accessible from the program menu of your desktop environment (possibly after re-logging in)