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  	http://q-lang.sourceforge.net.

! Make sure you get Q version 7.0 or later.
! 
! Under the above URL you'll also find the latest Q-Midi sources and binary
! packages. At present, some RPMs for popular Linux distributions and a Windows
! installer (MSI) package are available. The latter also includes the necessary
! dlls and config files for running MidiShare under Windows.

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  	http://q-lang.sourceforge.net.

! Make sure you get Q version 7.0 or later. As of Q 7.0, the binary packages of
! the Q programming system available from the Q homepage already include the
! Q-Midi module, so that you don't have to compile stuff yourself. The Windows
! package (Qpad-*.msi) also contains the necessary dlls and config files for
! running MidiShare under Windows. On Linux and other systems you will have to
! install MidiShare separately (Linux rpms are available from the Q website as
! well). For installation from source see the comments below.

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  ============ = =====

! You first have to get MidiShare at http://www.grame.fr/MidiShare/ and install
! it on your system. You can also get Linux rpms for the latest stable MidiShare
! version from the Q homepage. (Make sure you get a recent version which also
! includes the ALSA driver msAlsaSeq.) Then grab q-midi-<version>.rpm and
! install it with rpm. (If you have installed MidiShare from the sources, rpm
! may complain about an unsatisfied dependency on libMidiShare.so. In this case
! you can disable rpm's dependency checks to install the package anyway.)
! 
! If you want to or need to compile from the sources, you'll need both the
! MidiShare and POSIX thread libraries. See INSTALL for generic UNIX
! installation instructions. If you have the required libraries installed in the
! standard locations, running

  	./configure; make; make install
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  ============ = =====

! Use the Linux rpms available on the Q homepage if you can. If you want to or
! need to compile this module from the sources, you'll need both the MidiShare
! and POSIX thread libraries, and an installed version of the Q core system. See
! INSTALL for generic UNIX installation instructions. If you have the required
! libraries installed in the standard locations, running

  	./configure; make; make install
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  a startup script in your /etc/init.d directory which starts the module at boot
  time; see the MidiShare docs for details. (This is all taken care of
! automatically when you install the midishare rpm from the Q homepage, see
! above.)

  To verify that everything has been installed properly, fire up the midi.q
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  a startup script in your /etc/init.d directory which starts the module at boot
  time; see the MidiShare docs for details. (This is all taken care of
! automatically when you install the midishare rpm available on the Q homepage.)

  To verify that everything has been installed properly, fire up the midi.q
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  Get MidiShare at http://www.grame.fr/MidiShare/ and install it on your
  system. There is a binary release available for OS X, thus you might wish to
! use that (if you compile Q-Midi yourself then you need both the user and the
! developer kit). Follow the instructions in the application directory to define
! the MIDI ports with the msDrivers application.

! To compile from the sources, you need Apple's developer toolkit (gcc and
! friends). Unpack the Q-Midi sources, configure and compile as usual:

  	./configure; make; make install
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  Get MidiShare at http://www.grame.fr/MidiShare/ and install it on your
  system. There is a binary release available for OS X, thus you might wish to
! use that (you need both the user and the developer kit). Follow the
! instructions in the application directory to define the MIDI ports with the
! msDrivers application.

! To compile the Q-Midi module from the sources, you need Apple's developer
! toolkit (gcc and friends). Unpack the Q-Midi sources, configure and compile as
! usual:

  	./configure; make; make install
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  (Tested on Windows 98/2K/ME/XP.)

! Get Q-Midi-<version>.msi, double-click that file and go through the install
! procedure. Select the installation folder into which you already installed the
! Qpad package.

  If you have not installed MidiShare before, you'll have to configure the MIDI
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  (Tested on Windows 98/2K/ME/XP.)

! To get the software, just install the Qpad-<version>.msi package from the Q
! homepage; this includes the Q-Midi module (among lots of other goodies).

  If you have not installed MidiShare before, you'll have to configure the MIDI