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/**
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@page compilation Compilation
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@section Preface
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GDS-Render is designed for UNIX-like, especially GNU/Linux based systems.
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It was developed under a Linux system. Therefore, best performance is expected using a Linux operating system.
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@section depencencies Dependencies
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The dependencies of GDS-Render are:
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@subsection run-deps Program Dependencies
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- GLib2
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- GTK3
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- Cairographics
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@subsection comp-deps Compilation Dependencies
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These dependencies are not needed for running the program; just for compilation.
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- Build System (GCC + binutils, make, etc...). Most distributions supply a "development" meta-package containing this stuff.
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- cmake >= 2.8
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- More or less optional: git. Used for extraction of the precise version number. It is strongly recommended to provide git!
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- Optional: doxygen for this nice documentation.
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The dependency list of GTK3 already includes Cairographics and GLib2. You should be on the safe side with a recent GTK3 version.
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Development is done with the following library versions:
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| Cairographics | GLib2 | GTK3 |
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| ------------- | ---------- | --------- |
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| 1.17.3 | 2.60.6-1 | 3.24.10-1 |
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@section comp-instr Compilation Instructions
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@subsection linux-build General Linux Build Instruction
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Go to the build directory you want to compile in. This may be the gds-render project root.
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Execute
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@code
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cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release <Path to gds-render root>
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@endcode
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for a build in release configuartion. Use `-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug` for debugging. Cmake will check the dependencies.
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Once cmake has finished, type
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@code
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make
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@endcode
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to build the program and
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@code
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make documentation
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@endcode
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to build the doxygen documentation.
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@subsection arch-makepkg Archlinux Package
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The subfolder 'AUR' contains a PKGBUILD file to build an Archlinux/Pacman package.
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@subsection comp-warnings Compiler Warnings
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The compiler will throw the following warnings. Compiled with GCC 8.2.1.
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| Warning | Assessment |
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| ------- | ---------- |
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| warning: ‘calculate_path_miter_points’ defined but not used [-Wunused-function] | Ignore. Function will be used in later versions. |
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@subsection windows-compilation Compilation for Windows
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@warning Windows is not a target system for this application, considering that this program converts GDS files which are most likely generated under a Linux system. The tips shown in this section are a guidance for anyone trying to build this application for Windows.
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@warning Note that the Windows compatibility may decrease in future releases and a simple compilation like with this version might not be possible anymore.
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The current release of 'gds-render' does not compile under a windows system, due to incompatibilities in the external library renderer.
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It is possible to comment out the code that causes the incompatibility. The external renderer will not be usable after this.
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Steps:
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- Go to file external-renderer.c
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- Remove `#include` <dlfcn.h>
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- comment out all code in #external_renderer_render_cell
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The program should now compile.
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@warning This guide is out of date. The Cairo renderer doesn't compile under windows anymore due to the usage of the fork() system call. It is possible to patch this out in order to restore Windows compatibility.
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*/
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