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<div class="highlight"><code>C:\leocad> qmake -tp vc</code></div>
<p>This will generate a file called 'leocad.vcxproj' that can be opened in Visual Studio.</p>
<h4>OSX</h4>
<p>To compile for OSX you'll need to add a <a href="library.html">Parts Library</a> to the folder where you downloaded the source code. You can download the Linux library and unzip it there:</p>
<h4>macOS</h4>
<p>To compile for macOS you'll need to add a <a href="library.html">Parts Library</a> to the folder where you downloaded the source code. You can download the Linux library and unzip it there:</p>
<div class="highlight"><code>leocad$ unzip Library-Linux-7931.zip</code></div>
<h4>iOS</h4>

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<p>Windows: The application looks for library.bin in the same folder where LeoCAD.exe is located.</p>
<p>Linux: This is set at compile time but it's usually either '/usr/share/leocad/library.bin' or '/usr/local/share/leocad/library.bin'.</p>
<p>FreeBSD: The default is '/usr/local/share/leocad/library.bin'.</p>
<p>Mac OSX: The 'library.bin' file in the Contents/Resources folder inside the application bundle.</p>
<p>macOS: The 'library.bin' file in the Contents/Resources folder inside the application bundle.</p>
<p>On Linux you can set the install path prefix at compile time by passing it to qmake:</p>
<div class="highlight"><code>$ qmake INSTALL_PREFIX=/my/path<br></code></div>
<p>This will change the default library path to /my/path/leocad/library.bin</p>

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<h3>Cross&nbsp;Platform, Open&nbsp;Source</h3>
<p>Native versions are available for Windows, Linux and OSX so users are familiar with the program interface.</p>
<p>Native versions are available for Windows, Linux and macOS so users are familiar with the program interface.</p>
<p>LeoCAD is Open Source so anyone can contribute with fixes and features, and it's always going to remain free.</p>
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