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## Introduction
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This repo contains:
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SHS Toolkit is metaproject, that contains references to CMake, PIP, QAD, CD and QGLEngine.
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* CMake - many CMake helpers and wrappers
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* PIP - Platform-Independent Primitives, C++ libraries to solve many common tasks
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* QAD - Qt for Advanced Developers, many Qt-based widgets and helpers. Also provide Qt-Designer
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plugins.
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* CD - Control/Debug toolkit, PIP-based client-server library to simplify using coefficients
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and track some variables tasks. Also provide QAD-based pult.
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* QGLEngine - modern Qt/OpenGL-based 3D engine with PBR materials. Also provide GUI widgets
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to edit scene and "libassimp"-based files importer.
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* PIP
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Each project provide Find*.cmake file with correct dependecies. So, if you call `find_package(CD)`
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then PIP and QAD will be found.
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Each of there projects can be built separately, but this project help you to build all at once.
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After successfully install, you can use next CMake imported targets:
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* PIP:
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* PIP - main library
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* PIP::USB - PIUSB (libusb)
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* PIP::Console - PIScreen
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* PIP::IOUtils
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* PIP::Cloud - PIP cloud IODevices
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* PIP::Lua - PIP Lua bindings
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* QAD - Qt for Advanced Developers:
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* QAD:
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* QAD::Utils
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* QAD::Widgets - collection of extendent widgets
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* QAD::Application
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* QAD::Doc - markdown helper for qt
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* QAD::PIQt - helpers to convert PIP <-> Qt types
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* QAD::PIQtUtils - Gui libraries and executables to edit PIConnection configs and watch PIIntrospection
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* qglview - old Qt-base OpenGL engine
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* qglengine - new Qt-base OpenGL engine
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*
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* QGLEngine:
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* QGLEngine::Core - 3d engine
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* QGLEngine::Widgets - qt widgets for manage 3d obects and materials
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* CD
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* CD:
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* CD::Core - PIP-based client/server library for read, transmit and use custom structures of coefficients
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* CD::Qt - Qt bindings to CDUtils and "CD Pult" executable - full-featured CD client
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## Compile
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This repo can be compile with GCC/MinGW/Clang, for Qt 4/5.
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If there is no Qt found, builds only PIP and cd_utils.
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qglview - old Qt-base OpenGL engine, has no imported target, so you should link with "qglview4" or "qglview5"
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## Compile
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This repo can be compiled with GCC/MinGW/Clang, for Qt 4/5.
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If there is no Qt found, builds only PIP and CD.
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CMake options:
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* **LIB** - if 1 then install to system directories: MinGW on Windows, /usr/local on Linux/MacOS, ${ANDROID_SYSTEM_LIBRARY_PATH} on Android. If 0 then install to ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}. Enabled by default
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* **LOCAL** - if 0 then install to system directories: MinGW on Windows, /usr/local on Linux/MacOS, ${ANDROID_SYSTEM_LIBRARY_PATH} on Android. If 1 then install to ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}. Disabled by default
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* **UTILS** - build or not executable utilites, enabled by default
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* **DESIGNER_PLUGINS** - build or not Qt Designer plugins, enabled by default
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* **QGLVIEW** - build or not QGLView, disabled by default
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## Windows scripts
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Build steps:
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1. unzip mingw.7z to C:\mingw
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2. unzip qt.7z to C:\qt
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3. download and install cmake from https://cmake.org/download/
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1. Unzip mingw.7z to C:\mingw
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2. Unzip qt.7z to C:\qt
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3. Download and install cmake from https://cmake.org/download/
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4. Prepare environment for x86 or amd64 architecture:
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- set prefix for mingw e.g.: for C:\mingw\8_1_x32\ or C:\mingw\8_1_x64\
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set SDK_MINGW_DIR=C:\mingw\7_1_x
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set SDK_MINGW_DIR=C:\mingw\8_1_x
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- set prefix for Qt5 e.g.: for C:\qt\qt5150_win32\ or C:\qt\qt5150_win64\
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set SDK_QT5_DIR=C:\qt\qt5150_win
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set SDK_QT5_DIR=C:\qt\qt5150_win
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- set SDK_CMAKE_DIR=C:\cmake or C:\Program Files\CMake
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5. run make_shstk32.bat or make_shstk64.bat
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5. Run `make_shstk32.bat` or `make_shstk64.bat`
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Build steps for both architectures:
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-- follow previos steps, but on '5' state run make_libs_all.bat
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Build steps for both architectures: follow previous steps, but on '5' state run `make_shstk_all.bat`
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## Non-Windows scripts
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Script "make_shstk.sh" compile and install SDK for current environment, e.g.
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`./make_shstk.sh -j4`
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Script "make_shstk.sh" compile and install toolkit for current environment, e.g. `./make_shstk.sh -j4`
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## Docker
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This repo provide Dockerfile, e.q. so you can exec `docker build -t windows-shstk docker\windows-shstk`
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and make docker image "windows-shstk" with installed SHS SDK for Windows. Similar for other platforms.
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Dockerfile provide for platforms:
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This repo provide several Dockerfiles, so you can exec `docker build -t windows-shstk docker\windows-shstk`
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and make docker image "windows-shstk" with installed SHS Toolkit for Windows. Similar for other platforms.
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Dockerfile provides for next platforms:
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* Debian 10 (debian-shstk)
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* Ubuntu 20.04 (ubuntu-shstk)
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* Windows x64 (windows-shstk)
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* MacOS (osx-shstk)
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* Raspberry Pi raspbean (pi-shstk)
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* Raspberry Pi Raspbian (pi-shstk)
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* Android ndk 21 armeabi-v71, arm64-v8a, x86, x86_64 (android-shstk)
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