The Qt Serial library should be built with Qt 4.7.3


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MAC OS X INSTRUCTIONS
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To build the Qt Serial library on Mac, run build.sh within this directory (bash build.sh).
If any changes need to be made to the makefile, halt the script after the 'qmake' call, which will create a makefile. Once any modifications are made, execute 'make -w' to build the library.


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WINDOWS INSTRUCTIONS
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To build the Qt Serial library on Windows, perform the following steps:
	1) Unzip QtSerial.tar.gz
	2) Make a folder called 'build' in qt-qtserialport/src
	3) Make a folder called 'QtSerialPort' in qt-qtserialport/src/serialport
	4) Move qt-qtserialport/src/serialport/qserialportglobal.h to qt-qtserialport/src/serialport/QtSerialPort
	5) Move qt-qtserialport/src/serialport/qt4support/include/private to qt-qtserialport/src/serialport
	6) Move qt-qtserialport/src/serialport/qt4support/include/QtCore to qt-qtserialport/src/serialport
		-By this step, qt-qtserialport/src/serialport should have the following directories: doc, private, qt4support, QtCore, QtSerialPort
	7) Open serialport.pro in Qt Creator
	8) Point the build directory to the 'build' folder created earlier (qt-qtserialport/src/build) for both debug and release
	9) Switch the build type to 'Release'
	10*) Do a 'Build All' (Build > Build All (Ctrl + Shift + B))
	11) qt-qtserialport/src/build/release contains QtSerialPort.dll
	
	*If any configuration changes need to be made (i.e. architecture, build type, etc.), then instead of doing 'Build All', go to Build > Run qmake.
	At that point, a Makefile will be generated in qt-qtserialport/src/build and any additional configuration before running 'make' can be done there.
