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C.4 Building from Source C.4. Building from Source The remainder of this document deals with compiling and installing QGIS from source code. Specifically this applies to GNU/Linux and Unix systems. At QGIS 0.8, there are two new requirements: SQLite3 and Proj.4. These must be built and installed prior to configuring QGIS. QGIS can be installed with four levels of support for data stores: 1. Basic raster and vector support (GDAL and OGR formats) 2. PostreSQL/GEOS/PostGIS 3. GRASS raster and vector support 4. OGC WMS support Basic support uses the GDAL/OGR libraries and supports many raster and vector formats. For more information on the available formats, see http://gdal.maptools.org/formats_list.html and http://gdal.maptools.org/ogr/ogr_formats.html. PostgreSQL/PostGIS support allows you to store spatial data in a PostgreSQL database. GRASS support provides access to GRASS mapsets and GRASS modules for doing analytic task with your geodata. Note: - If you plan to build QGIS with GRASS support, version 1.2.6 or higher of GDAL must be used. Recommended is a version higher than 1.3.1 where GDAL and GDAL-GRASS support for QGIS is separated into different files. They are loaded at runtime from within the GDAL/OGR library. Each of the requirements are discussed below. Note that the information given below is abstracted from the installation documentation for each of the libraries. See the install information for each library to get detailed instructions. In the documentation below, the file names and versions used are examples. If you are building QGIS without PostgreSQL or GRASS support, skip to the section on Installing GDAL/OGR. D. Getting QGIS QGIS is available in both source and package format from the official QGIS websitehttp://qgis.org (6). QGIS 0.8 User Guide 93
D.1 Binary packages In addition, packages for many GNU/Linux distributions are independently maintained in various locations. See the Download section on http://qgis.org for the latest information on package locations. Packages for most of the software/libraries discussed below can be found for almost all GNU/Linux distributions. While it is possible to mix compiling from source and installing packages to meet the requirements for QGIS, sometimes this becomes tricky. Following the steps below will generally ensure a successful installation. D.1. Binary packages Binary packages, mostly inofficial are provided under following urls: SuSE • GDF Hannoverhttp://www.gdf-hannover.de/software Mandriva (Mandrake) • Mandrivaclubhttp://rpms.mandrivaclub.com/search.php?query=qgis&submit=Search+... • GDF Hannoverhttp://www.gdf-hannover.de/software Fedora (redhat) • Intevation GmbH http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/misc/freegis/intevation/freegis/fedora/ • MPA http://mpa.itc.it/markus/grass61/fc4/ • Mappinghackshttp://www.mappinghacks.com/rpm/fedora/3/ Debian • DebianGIS Project http://pkg-grass.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl • Bullhorn.org http://bullhorn.org/debian/qgis/ MS-Windows • Sourceforge http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/qgis/ QGIS 0.8 User Guide 94
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