This is a demo/sample project for the Gradientspace C++ geometry libraries (currently GradientspaceCore and GradientspaceIO ). These Open Source (MIT License) libraries are developed by Gradientspace Corp. The libraries are heavily under development.
The dependent libraries are included as git submodules. If your git client does not automatically sync the submodules, try running git submodule update --init --recursive.
Currently the actual sample code is very minimal and just verifies that the compile and linking works properly. More will be added in future.
Email [email protected], find rms on BlueSky or join the Gradientspace Discord
Bug reports are appreciated. However note that GradientspaceCore and GradientspaceIO are under active development and no commitments have been made to API stability or backwards-compatibility at this time.
A Visual Studio 2022 project/solution is included in the folder VS2022/GradientspaceDemo.sln. The build output GradientspaceDemo.exe will be generated in x64/Debug/, x64/Release, etc. The necessary shared-library dlls and pdbs will be copied to these folders by post-build events.
Note that this solution includes windows-clang build options, see here for information on how to add Clang support to Visual Studio.
Alternately use CMake with the preset Windows x64 vs2022 to generate a solution in the folder build/cmake-win64-vs2022. In this setup the executable will be generated in (eg) Debug/gradientspace_demo.exe. The dependent dll's will be copied to this folder but not the dependent pdbs.
Use cmake --preset=linux to generate a makefile build in the folder build/cmake-linux. Run make in that directory to build a GradientspaceDemo executable.
Note that currently the dependent libraries (gradientspace_core and gradientspace_io) are built as shared libraries in subdirectories gscore_bin and gsio_bin.
The executable may reference these libraries by absolute path (static library build option will be added in future)
Other CMake generators (eg Ninja) have not been tested.
currently untested, will be resolved soon.
This is a Github Template project, so if you want to make a private fork, you can create a new repository and use it as the Template.