Clustering Social Networks by using Genetic Algorithms, Software Project for the Course Software Engineering Lab 2015
This project was created in a short period of time and was based on a given incomplete and erroneous design. Therefore it would need some refactoring but other than that it works perfectly fine.
├───bin // created by cmake
├───build
├───cmake
│ └───modules
├───doc
├───include
├───lib // created by cmake
├───src
├───test
└───testing // created by cmake
Linux:
sudo apt-get install libcppunit-doc libcppunit-dev
Windows:
Check libreoffice branch of cppunit and compile yourself
Mac (with homebrew):
brew install cppunit
Download newest version
Linux:
move it to /usr/local/boost_1_57_0
sudo ./bootstrap.sh --prefix=/usr/local
sudo ./b2 install
Windows:
move it somewhere and set BOOST_ROOT to the root
compile the libraries
Mac (with homebrew):
brew install boost
Linux:
sudo apt-get install qt4-default libqt4-dev libqt4-core libqt4-gui
Windows:
- VS2012+:
Download QT 4.8.6 source version if you want to use Visual Studio with a version newer than VS2010
Adapt make files to reflect change
Compile it
Set QTDIR to the root of the qt folder
- VS2010:
Download the old installer and just install it normally.
Maybe set QTDIR to the root of the qt folder
Mac:
brew install qt
Linux:
Goto http://qwt.sourceforge.net/ and download the version 6.1 and then follow their instructions
Windows:
Mac:
brew install qwt
Windows:
Just download Eigen 3 from their website and place it into a folder.
Create a new enviroment variable called EIGEN_ROOT and set its value to that path
Linux:
sudo apt-get install libarmadillo-dev
Mac:
brew install armadillo
The following enviroment variables should be defined to ease compilation.
BOOST_ROOT - boost root directory
CPPUNIT_ROOT - cpp unit root directory
EIGEN_ROOT - eigen root directory (only need for windows)
As CMAKE automates the test compilation adhere to the following rules: Add the base name of your test class to the CMakeLists.txt file in the right location. Now assuming the base name of your test class is Foo. Then you need to create the files: TestFoo.cpp TestFoo.hpp TestMainFoo.cpp and put them into the test directory If you use an IDE than you should also get a project as TestFoo
Go into the/a build directory(mkdir build & cd build) then:
cmake ..
cmake --build .
ctest -C <config> -VV
<config> = Debug or Release etc.
Run from root:
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