A project about blocks, operations, modules and arrows in between.

Currently Dataflow is tested on following platforms and compilers:

• Windows — Visual Studio 2013 64bit
• Linux (Ubuntu 14.04) — GCC 4.9.1
• OS X 10.10

Dataflow requires Qt 5, libxml2 2.7 or newer and CMake 2.8.11 or newer.

Windows: Get the Latest Release of the Win32 Installer from cmake.org.

Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install cmake

OS X:

1. Install Homebrew.
2. brew install cmake

OR install the official distribution from cmake.org.

Windows: Get the official installer from Qt's website. Make sure to install a version that matches your compiler (e.g. msvc2013_64).

Linux: Consult your package manager or use the official installer.

OS X: brew install qt5 OR install the official distribution.

Windows / MinGW: Download the latest libxml2 build from the official source. Extract it somewhere, eg. C:\Libraries.

Windows / Visual Studio (32 bit): Download the latest iconv build and libxml2 build from the official source. Extract them somewhere, eg. C:\Libraries.

Windows / Visual Studio (64 bit): We have prepared special iconv and libxml2 builds for 64 bit users. They were built and tested on VS 2013. Download them and extract somewhere, eg: C:\Libraries.

Linux: Consult your package manager or install from sources.

OS X: Provides libxml2 by default. Alternatively, you can install a different version from Homebrew if you want: brew install libxml2. You can also install from sources if you really want to.

This has to be performed only once. CMake is smart enough to update the project on build.

1. Create a directory called build in the dataflow directory.
2. Launch CMake GUI.
3. Set the following values:

• Where is the source code: path to the dataflow directory
• Where to build the binaries: path to the build directory you created

4. Click Add Entry.
5. Add a variable called CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH of type PATH and point to all directories that contain your libraries separated by semicolons. (e.g. C:\Qt\5.4\msvc2013_opengl;C:\Libraries\iconv-1.9.2.win32;C:\Libraries\libxml2-2.7.8.win32)
6. Click Configure.
7. Choose your compiler from the list and click Finish.
8. Wait until the configuration process finishes and click Generate.
9. Your project has been generated in the build directory.
10. Check if the bin directories of your libraries are in your PATH. This allows you not to bother with copying over DLLs next to generated executables.

Video (in Polish): https://v.usetapes.com/H0vFD1KN8m

This assumes you are using the terminal and your current directory is dataflow.

1. Create a directory called build in the dataflow directory.
2. cd build
3. If you have Qt installed in a non-standard directory, see below. If not, skip to step 4. a. export CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/path/to/your/qt/directory.
4. cmake ... This will generate a Makefile. If you want to use an IDE, use cmake -G Xcode .. (replace Xcode with any project generator that you want). Consult cmake --help for more information about available generators.
5. Your project has been generated in the build directory.

• Class names (as opposed to type names) should be written in PascalCase.
• Type names (as opposed to class names) should be written in snake_case.
• Method names (as opposed to function names) should be written in camelCase.
• Function names (as opposed to method names) should be written in snake_case.
• Variable names should be written in camelCase.
• Classes should be put in separate files named exactly like them: ClassName.h, ClassName.cpp.
• Files not containing any classes should be named in snake_case: datastore_example.cpp.

Please use the Kernighan & Ritchie style. Break brackets from namespaces, classes and function definitions attach them to anything else.

int test(bool b)
{
    if (b) {
        bar();
        return 1;
    } else
        return 0;
}

An .astylerc file is provided if you want to automatically adjust your formatting to recommended settings using Artistic Style.

Please use 4 spaces for indenting.

For automatic editor adjustment an .editorconfig file is provided. To use it, install an appropriate plugin from the EditorConfig website.

Windows users: Please configure Git to convert newlines for you. Otherwise you might encounter problems while editing.

git config --global core.autocrlf true

Linux or OS X users: Please ensure that the repo contains only LF newlines.

git config --global core.autocrlf input