Drop a method which has been deprecated then removed in Qt (but isn't
actually used in the example anyway) and clean up the steps a bit.
The example still doesn't build for me as the final step fails with:
File "_none_", line 1:
Error: Module `Dynlink' is unavailable (required by `Camlp4')
I know next to nothing about ocaml, so that may be something I've
failed to install, but I couldn't work out what. I think the Qt
library linking needs updating too - there doesn't seem to be a
single `-lqt` now, but I don't use Qt either.
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