P.I.G.A.L.E. Public Implementation of a Graph Algorithm Library and Editor H. de Fraysseix      P. Ossona de Mendez

Compilation and Installation

This package includes the source files of a stand alone-library tgraph, the editor pigale, the client program and the sources of the freeglut library
The editor and the client use the Qt toolkit and the OpenGL libraries for the 3-dimensional drawings.

• g++ compiler: g++ (version > 3.xx), Microsoft Compiler or Clang
• Qt version >= 5.2 (OSX Mojave needs version >= 5.12.2), (Qt home page)
• freeglut library (used to display text in the 3^d drawings), (freeglut)

Linux and MACOSX

• Add the following line to .bash_profile
  export QTDIR='/Users/xxx/qt/5.13.0/clang_64'
  
• Add the following line to /private/etc/paths
  ~/Qt/5.13.0/clang_64/bin
• run ./runqmake.sh
• run make or make all if you want the debug versions
• run make install to install all the files in ~/pigaledist/pigale-XX.binaries

Remarks:

• You may have to edit runqmake.sh to define the qmake path,
• We use the freeglut library distributed with OSX,

Windows 10

Pigale has been compiled with the following:

• gcc compiler MinGW provided by Qt.
• Qt-5.13.2 toolkit.

The easiest is to compile Pigale from a command line:

• add to the system path:
  • C:\Qt\5.13.2\mingw73_64\bin
  and
  • C:\Qt\tools\mingw730_64\bin
  The added paths are necessary for the applications lo load extra dlls.

• open a terminal
  • edit wsetGW.bat to set the QTDIR variable,
  • run wsetGW.bat,
  • run wqmakeGW.bat to create the Makefiles,
  • run wmakeGW.bat to compile all the sources,
  • run wmakeGW install to install all the files in ~/pigale-XX;binaries

The installation creates two executables: pigale and client.
There is also the possibility to create pigale-cgi to be used with a web server.

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Hubert de Fraysseix

Patrice Ossona de Mendez

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Last modified: 20/11/2019