Added the Windows version of the CellML 1.10rc1 binaries.
Added the Linux 32-bit version of the CellML 1.10rc1 binaries.
Added the Linux 64-bit version of the CellML 1.10rc1 binaries.
Added the Mac OS X version of the CellML 1.10rc1 binaries.
Our CellML plugin now has the CellML 1.10rc1 binaries as a ZIP resource. Not sure it can be used as such though. So, yes, some testing is required, but at least that's how things would be done with regards to the CellML plugin, i.e. have the plugin file containing everything that is related to the CellML API rather than have several library files as is the case with the CellML API binaries.
Oops, somehow managed to overlook a couple of files...
Minor improvement to our CellML plugin's CMakeLists.txt file.
Forgot to update the include directories for the CellML plugin.
Minor improvement to our common CMake file.
Removed an obsolete comment in the CMake file for the LibQxt library.
Slight improvements for the CMake build on Mac OS X.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:opencor/opencor
Fixed a few Mac OS X deployment issues as a result of switching to Qt SDK 1.1.3 (i.e. Qt 4.7.4 and Qt Creator 2.3).
Added another Mac OS X peculiarity (Cmd+H) even though the automatic application menus (i.e. Hide, Hide Others, Show All) don't enable/disable as they should (Qt issue?).
Now require the version of Qt that we are actually (i.e. 4.7.4 at the moment). People can always use a different version if they want (see the Pre-requirements documentation), but then to their own risk. Updated the documentation to account for the fact that we are not using Qt 4.7.3 and Qt Creator 2.2.1 as individual packages, but Qt 4.7.4 and Qt Creator 2.3 as part of Qt SDK 1.1.3. Note that there is still something that needs to be done with regards to deploying on Mac OS X, but this will have to wait a bit since I really ought to get going with my move back to France...
For Mac OS X, added the QtXml framework to the bundle, since it's required by the QtMmlWidget plugin and is therefore not automatically deployed by macdeployqt. Also fixed the issue of the plugins not being properly deployed by macdeployqt.
Some fixes related to Mac OS X deployment. Still not able to get the Help plugin to work again...!?
Slight improvement to the Mac OS X deployment of our plugins (as a result of trying to mimic what is done in Qt Creator).
Oops, forgot to update the name of a manually deployed library.
Slight update to the developer documentation.