Add support for CMake #3
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Adding possibility to compile with cmake. Removed dependency to and fixed folder path through CMake instead. This might have to be fixed if Qt is still to be supported parallely.
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Thanks to @mikjh , who kindly worked on a CMAKE version of the code. |
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NOTE this is currently NOT compatible with Qt.
If you want to use that AND CMake, this CMake has
to have Qt as a dependency as well.
If someone stumbles on this project and wants to compile with CMake,
this can be a workaround.
Commit message:
Adding possibility to compile with cmake.
Removed dependency to and fixed folder path
through CMake instead.
This might have to be fixed if Qt is still
to be supported parallely.