[Sdif-cvs] Easdif README,1.4,1.5

[Axel R. <ro...@us...>]

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  To configure and compile using Xcode you may use the sequence
  
! cmake -G Xcode path_to_easdif_src
  
! which will create the Xcode  project in the current directory. Yuo can
  then load the project and compile  with Xcode. For windows you need to
  run  the cmake  gui.  Select  the  source directory  and the  compiler
! options  you like,  configure until  all settings  stabelize  (no read
! field appears in the dialog) and then create the selected project.
  
! The installation  will install shared  versions of the Easdif  and the
  SDIF  libraries  as well  as  the SDIF  command  line  tools that  are
  included in the Easdif distribution.
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  To configure and compile using Xcode you may use the sequence
  
! cmake -GXcode path_to_easdif_src
  
! which will create the Xcode  project in the current directory. You can
  then load the project and compile  with Xcode. For windows you need to
  run  the cmake  gui.  Select  the  source directory  and the  compiler
! options  you like,  configure until  all settings  stabilize  (no read
! field appears  in the  dialog) and then  create the  selected project.
! Note, that for some IDEs the  default build style may be debug and you
! may need to explicitly select the release build.
  
! The install target will install  shared versions of the Easdif and the
  SDIF  libraries  as well  as  the SDIF  command  line  tools that  are
  included in the Easdif distribution.