Binaries are available for the following platforms:

• Windows (32 bit) [.exe installer]
• Mac OS X (64 bit Intel) [.dmg image]
• Linux (64 bit) [.tar.gz archive]

All Platforms:

• Qt 5.2.0
• CMake 2.8.11 or newer

Mac OS X:

• Xcode (with command line utilities)

Linux:

• GCC 4.8.0 or newer
• chrpath

Windows:

• MinGW 4.8.0 or newer
• Microsoft Visual C++

Note:

Qumulus will only build with MinGW on Windows. However, the dependency resolver for Windows requires dumpbin.exe, which comes with Microsoft Visual C++ (any version). Also, make sure all dependencies are in PATH.

It is recommended to build Qumulus out-of-source:

mkdir build
cd build

Next, run CMake:

cmake ..

A few options that can be passed to CMake:

• -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=...: Search path for libraries. E.g. if you have installed Qt in $HOME/Qt5/Qt5.2.0/clang_64, you'd put that here. Alternatively, add the bin folder of your Qt installation to your PATH.
• -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=...: Where to put the installed binaries. This can be a relative path, e.g. ./inst
• -G: Generator to be used. On Mac OS X and Linux this defaults to Makefiles. On Windows you'd probably want to use a specific generator, i.e. -G"MinGW Makefiles"

Build and install the project:

make install

Or, with MinGW:

mingw32-make install

To create an installable package:

make package

Or, with MinGW:

mingw32-make package

Documentation can be found in the Help → Documentation menu.

Qumulus was written by Frank Erens and Randy Thiemann.

Algorithm for dynamic connector routing by Michael Wybrow through libavoid.

Graphical interface made using Qt.