Build the application and test.
V. Santos, 07-dez-2019,13:27
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the binary is called myf inside the build function. Thus, to run:
./myfCreate a build folder. Inside your repository's folder run
mkdir buildNow configure cmake and compile
cd build && cmake .. && makeTo generate the documentation use
make docTo develop and build the application, besides the GNU C/C++ compiler, you need to have installed some packages:
cmake libgtk-3-dev glade
and some documentation tools are highly advised:
libgtk-3-doc gtk-3-examples libcairo2-doc devhelp Doxygen
So, perform the following:
sudo apt install cmake libgtk-3-dev libgtk-3-doc gtk-3-examples glade libcairo2-doc devhelp doxygen doxygen-guiTo test whether GTK was properly installed and also get acquainted with GTK possibilities, you can use the following command to perform some testings and verifications.
/usr/bin/gtk3-demo
To generate the prototypes file from the proper cmake target, the following is needed:
sudo apt install cproto exuberant-ctags indentThere are other packages that can be useful for some scripts to work properly, but they are not necessary for this project. Follow some examples.
sudo apt install xutils-dev graphviz imagemagickIf you want to edit documents in asciidoc format, the following are needed/recomended:
sudo apt install asciidoc dblatex fop source-highlightIf you also need to use opencv, install it and its documentation:
sudo apt install libopencv-dev opencv-docAlthough the documentation can be found online. After version 3, openCV is focused on C++ and Python. So, its documentation is oriented in those directions:
https://docs.opencv.org/master/
However, up to that version, the documentation also incuded C language, keeping the compatibility with the existing programs in C. So, if you use C language for openCV, report to the last documentation version available for C, such as version 2.4.X: