I have an integrated Qt gui/povray that builds as a single executable.

git clone https://github.com/dickbalaska/povray.git
cd povray
git checkout qmake
qmake
make -j4
qt/gui/qtpovray		# run the executable

The gui behavior is exactly like, and has the same features as, 
http://www.buckosoft.com/qtpov/
(except you don't have to configure the povray executable, because it is 
built-in).

I have no idea no to get qmake to do super-optimization, i.e. use the 
libraries

../platform/libx86avx.a ../platform/libx86avxfma4.a 
../platform/libx86avx2fma3.a

There doesn't seem to be a "try/compile" thingy like in autoconf.

I still prefer the separate executables of the websockets edition.
1) Separation of gui from povray engine, i.e. "client/server"
2) automake for povray has more mature control of determining best 
compile conditions and processor features.

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dik
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