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* WiX Toolset v3.11 or later (only if building installers for non-development PCs) * WiX Toolset v3.11 or later (only if building installers for non-development PCs)
### Mac-specific Requirements ### Mac-specific Requirements
* macOS El Capitan (10.11) or later * macOS Sierra (10.12) or later
* Xcode with High Sierra (10.13) SDK (Mojave SDK not yet supported until Qt 5.12 later this year) * Xcode 10
* [create-dmg](https://github.com/sindresorhus/create-dmg) (only if building DMGs for use on non-development Macs) * [create-dmg](https://github.com/sindresorhus/create-dmg) (only if building DMGs for use on non-development Macs)
### Linux-specific Requirements ### Linux-specific Requirements
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### Build Setup Steps ### Build Setup Steps
1. Install the latest Qt SDK (and optionally, the Qt Creator IDE) from https://www.qt.io/download 1. Install the latest Qt SDK (and optionally, the Qt Creator IDE) from https://www.qt.io/download
* You may also use Homebrew on macOS or your Linux distro's package manager for the Qt SDK as long as the packages are Qt 5.9 or later. * You can install Qt via Homebrew on macOS, but you will need to use `brew install qt --with-debug` to be able to create debug builds of Moonlight.
* You may also use your Linux distro's package manager for the Qt SDK as long as the packages are Qt 5.9 or later.
2. Run `git submodule update --init --recursive` from within `moonlight-qt/` 2. Run `git submodule update --init --recursive` from within `moonlight-qt/`
3. Open the project in Qt Creator or build from qmake on the command line. 3. Open the project in Qt Creator or build from qmake on the command line.
* To build a binary for use on non-development machines, use the scripts in the `scripts` folder. * To build a binary for use on non-development machines, use the scripts in the `scripts` folder.
* For Windows builds, use `scripts\generate-installers.bat`. Execute this script from the root of the repository within a Qt command prompt. Ensure WiX and 7-Zip binary directories are in your `%PATH%`. * For Windows builds, use `scripts\generate-installers.bat`. Execute this script from the root of the repository within a Qt command prompt. Ensure WiX and 7-Zip binary directories are in your `%PATH%`.
* For macOS builds, use `scripts/generate-dmg.sh`. Execute this script from the root of the repository and ensure Qt's `bin` folder is in your `$PATH`. * For macOS builds, use `scripts/generate-dmg.sh`. Execute this script from the root of the repository and ensure Qt's `bin` folder is in your `$PATH`.
* To build from the command line for development use, run `qmake moonlight-qt.pro` then `make debug` or `make release`
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