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As I said, you should be using the SVN trunk, yes... install TortoiseSVN ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/tortoise....8.msi/download) and use "svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/qmc2/code/trunk" for the SVN URL ("SVN Checkout").
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Ok, then this part is alright!
Later I'll give a report of my compiling errors when using the PATHs from Oddi's .bat file
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Building rev 5866 on Ubuntu Trusty amd64 I get the following error (which seems not to matter, but I'm relating it anyway):
scripts/os-detect.sh: 12: [: Ubuntu: unexpected operator
scripts/os-detect.sh: 12: [: Ubuntu: unexpected operator
Configuring build of QMC2 v0.44
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Yeah, I changed the os-detect.sh script today for Fedora, this works also on openSUSE... I wonder why it doesn't on Ubuntu?! Anyway, will check later or tomorrow... thanks for the info!
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That's the .bat that I used:
set MINGW_HOME=c:\mingw64-w64\bin\
set QT_PLUGIN_PATH=c:\mingw64-w64\Qt\plugins\
set QT_BIN_PATH=c:\mingw64-w64\Qt\Bin\
set x86_64-w64-mingw32=c:\mingw64-w64\x86_64-w64-mingw32\bin\
set TEMP=c:\temp\
set TMP=c:\temp\
set PATH=%MINGW_HOME%;%QT_PLUGIN_PATH%;%QT_BIN_PATH%;%x86_64-w64-mingw32%;%TEMP%;%TMP%
set PROMPT=QMC2_Env-%PROMPT%
echo QMC2 Enviroment Ready!
echo To Build QMC2-MAME type:
echo make
make clean MINGW=1
make EMULATOR=mame WIP=1 MINGW=1 -j5
PAUSE
I have this errors in output: 
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Me think u not have right config of QT. When decompress mamedev tools in root folder have 3 bat files - setup-Qt.bat, setup-Python.bat. May Rene help u:)
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I have these .bat files in my compiling tools, oddi.  You say that I need to execute these .bat before start the compilation? There's a order to do this?
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Yes, execute before compiling 
Last edited by oddi; 04/27/14 05:09 AM.
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@eris23: fixed in SVN r5868!
@Shideravan: Yes, 'setup-Python.bat' and 'setup-Qt.bat' need to be run *once* (from that directory!) in order to adapt some paths to your local installation path. And unless you want to use your own script for this, 'setenv.bat' must be run (in the cmd.exe prompt) each time before you want to actually *use* the tool-chain to compile MAME/MESS/UME, QMC2 or anything else.
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