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I'm trying to get Evopedia working on my new N9. I've grabbed the sources (it's written in Qt), and am trying to get it to compile. It compiles/runs on the desktop, and, interestingly enough, it also works in the N9 emulator.
But when I try to run it on my actual phone, the compilation craps out with a error that it can't find bzlib.h. This is a bit odd - where do I get the library, or how to I get it into the toolchain? (I have the QtSDK installed)
Any ideas?