allows to automatically schedule a timetable for e.g. of a school, high-school or university.
| README (fet-5.47.0.tar.bz2) | : | README (fet-5.47.1.tar.bz2) |
|---|
|
| This is FET version 5.47.0 | | This is FET version 5.47.1 |
| | |
| Program description: | | Program description: |
| | |
| FET is free timetabling software (licensed under the GNU Affero General P
ublic License version 3 or later). | | FET is free timetabling software (licensed under the GNU Affero General P
ublic License version 3 or later). |
| This program aims to automatically generate the timetable of a school, hi
gh-school or university. | | This program aims to automatically generate the timetable of a school, hi
gh-school or university. |
| It may be used for other timetabling purposes. | | It may be used for other timetabling purposes. |
| | |
| FET can mean "Free Educational Timetabling" (the "E" in the middle may al
so stand for other words, based on your personal preference). | | FET can mean "Free Educational Timetabling" (the "E" in the middle may al
so stand for other words, based on your personal preference). |
| | |
| FET homepage: https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/ | | FET homepage: https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/ |
| | |
| Requirements: | | Requirements: |
| | |
|
| FET is created in the following environment: openSUSE Tumbleweed GNU/Linu | | FET is created in the following environment: openSUSE Tumbleweed GNU/Linu |
| x distribution, Linux 5.8.7, Xfce 4.14, | | x distribution, Linux 5.9.8, Xfce 4.14, |
| Xfce Terminal Emulator 0.8.9.2, Midnight Commander 4.8.25, Krusader 2.7.2 | | Xfce Terminal Emulator 0.8.9.2, Midnight Commander 4.8.25, Krusader 2.7.2 |
| , Kate 20.08.1, KDiff3 0.9.98, grep 3.4, sed 4.8, | | , Kate 20.08.3, KDiff3 0.9.98, grep 3.5, sed 4.8, |
| Thunar Bulk Rename 1.8.15, Qt 5.15.1, Qt Creator 4.13.0, gcc 10.2.1, g++ | | Thunar Bulk Rename 1.8.16, Qt 5.15.2, Qt Creator 4.13.3, gcc 10.2.1, g++ |
| 10.2.1, make 4.3, gdb 9.2, Valgrind 3.16.1, | | 10.2.1, make 4.3, gdb 9.2, Valgrind 3.16.1, |
| Coverity Scan 2019.03, Cppcheck 2.1, SpeedCrunch 0.12, Inkscape 1.0.1, GI | | Coverity Scan 2019.03, Cppcheck 2.2, SpeedCrunch 0.12, Inkscape 1.0.1, GI |
| MP 2.10.20, ImageMagick 7.0.10, tar 1.32, gzip 1.10, | | MP 2.10.22, ImageMagick 7.0.10, tar 1.32, gzip 1.10, |
| bzip2 1.0.8, other great software (most of them are free software, in the
sense defined by The Free Software Foundation). | | bzip2 1.0.8, other great software (most of them are free software, in the
sense defined by The Free Software Foundation). |
| | |
| The executable version of FET for Windows is obtained in the following en
vironment: Windows 10 operating system, | | The executable version of FET for Windows is obtained in the following en
vironment: Windows 10 operating system, |
|
| Command Prompt, Total Commander 9.51, Notepad, Python 2.7.18, Qt 5.15.1,
Qt Creator 4.13.0, MinGW 8.1.0, 7-Zip 19.00. | | Command Prompt, Total Commander 9.51, Notepad, Python 2.7.18, Qt 5.15.2,
Qt Creator 4.13.3, MinGW 8.1.0, 7-Zip 19.00. |
| | |
| FET is a C++ application and uses Qt, a C++ toolkit for cross-platform ap
plication development. | | FET is a C++ application and uses Qt, a C++ toolkit for cross-platform ap
plication development. |
| FET can be run on any platform supported by Qt (GNU/Linux, Windows, Mac O
S X, and maybe others). | | FET can be run on any platform supported by Qt (GNU/Linux, Windows, Mac O
S X, and maybe others). |
| | |
| You will need a C++11 compliant C++ compiler to compile FET. | | You will need a C++11 compliant C++ compiler to compile FET. |
| | |
| GNU/Linux, Mac OS X: | | GNU/Linux, Mac OS X: |
| For running, you need only the archive of FET compiled for your operating
system (which contains the necessary libraries). | | For running, you need only the archive of FET compiled for your operating
system (which contains the necessary libraries). |
| For compiling, you will need this software: | | For compiling, you will need this software: |
| make 4.2.1 or similar (GNU Make). | | make 4.2.1 or similar (GNU Make). |
| gcc 10.2.1 or similar. | | gcc 10.2.1 or similar. |
| g++ 10.2.1 or similar (or gcc-g++, or gcc-c++, the name may vary.
This program may be included in the gcc package). | | g++ 10.2.1 or similar (or gcc-g++, or gcc-c++, the name may vary.
This program may be included in the gcc package). |
|
| Qt 5.15.1 or compatible (The authors also tried to maintain backw | | Qt 5.15.2 or compatible (The authors also tried to maintain backw |
| ards source compatibility with Qt 4.v.v). | | ards source compatibility with Qt 4.v.v, |
| | but it seems that on some systems such an old Qt might no |
| | t work correctly). |
| | |
| Note: You need a C++11 compliant C++ compiler. You might be able
to use the Clang C++ compiler or other C++ compiler instead of gcc and g++. | | Note: You need a C++11 compliant C++ compiler. You might be able
to use the Clang C++ compiler or other C++ compiler instead of gcc and g++. |
| | |
| Windows: | | Windows: |
| For running, you need only the archive of FET compiled for Windows (which
contains the necessary dll-s). | | For running, you need only the archive of FET compiled for Windows (which
contains the necessary dll-s). |
| For compiling, you need Qt and a compatible C++ compiler complying with t
he C++11 standard (MinGW is a possibility). | | For compiling, you need Qt and a compatible C++ compiler complying with t
he C++11 standard (MinGW is a possibility). |
| | |
| Download: | | Download: |
| | |
| You can download the latest version from the FET homepage, https://lalesc
u.ro/liviu/fet/ | | You can download the latest version from the FET homepage, https://lalesc
u.ro/liviu/fet/ |
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| (Once installed, I think you'll need to open the Xcode app to finish the
installation.) | | (Once installed, I think you'll need to open the Xcode app to finish the
installation.) |
| | |
| Windows: you need a Qt compatible C++ compiler. | | Windows: you need a Qt compatible C++ compiler. |
| Maybe an easy option is the MinGW compiler, available optionally with the
Qt distribution or on the Qt download page. | | Maybe an easy option is the MinGW compiler, available optionally with the
Qt distribution or on the Qt download page. |
| (You might also download MinGW from the internet. There might be more var
iants. One of them is on: http://mingw-w64.org/) | | (You might also download MinGW from the internet. There might be more var
iants. One of them is on: http://mingw-w64.org/) |
| | |
| Getting - compiling - installing Qt: | | Getting - compiling - installing Qt: |
| | |
| Qt homepage: https://www.qt.io/ | | Qt homepage: https://www.qt.io/ |
| | |
|
| You will need Qt 5.15.1 or compatible to compile FET (The authors also tr | | You will need Qt 5.15.2 or compatible to compile FET (The authors also tr |
| ied to maintain backwards source compatibility with Qt 4.v.v). | | ied to maintain backwards source compatibility with Qt 4.v.v, |
| | but it seems that on some systems such an old Qt might not work c |
| | orrectly). |
| You can get the corresponding version of Qt with your package manager or
from the internet (preferably from the Qt homepage). | | You can get the corresponding version of Qt with your package manager or
from the internet (preferably from the Qt homepage). |
| Qt can be used with the GNU (L)GPL or commercial license (The authors cho
se the GNU (L)GPL license). | | Qt can be used with the GNU (L)GPL or commercial license (The authors cho
se the GNU (L)GPL license). |
| | |
| GNU/Linux: It is possible to use YaST (or Adept Manager) or other package
managers to get your version of Qt, pre-compiled. | | GNU/Linux: It is possible to use YaST (or Adept Manager) or other package
managers to get your version of Qt, pre-compiled. |
| Or you can download, (possibly) compile and install Qt from the internet
(preferably from its homepage). | | Or you can download, (possibly) compile and install Qt from the internet
(preferably from its homepage). |
| A possible name for the precompiled package is libqt5. | | A possible name for the precompiled package is libqt5. |
| A user reported that on Ubuntu "sudo apt-get install qt5-default" without
quotes should work. | | A user reported that on Ubuntu "sudo apt-get install qt5-default" without
quotes should work. |
| | |
| Windows - Download latest Qt from the internet (preferably from its homep
age). There are available precompiled packages, but the authors chose | | Windows - Download latest Qt from the internet (preferably from its homep
age). There are available precompiled packages, but the authors chose |
| to compile Qt from the sources using the additional configure option "-sc
hannel". This is done to ensure that SSL will work in FET using the | | to compile Qt from the sources using the additional configure option "-sc
hannel". This is done to ensure that SSL will work in FET using the |
| | |
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| (When we tried to use the recommended option "-opengl dynamic" we got a c
ompiler error.) | | (When we tried to use the recommended option "-opengl dynamic" we got a c
ompiler error.) |
| Note that to be able to open ui files with Qt Designer or ts files with Q
t Linguist you need to install the Qt component qttools | | Note that to be able to open ui files with Qt Designer or ts files with Q
t Linguist you need to install the Qt component qttools |
| (or the whole Qt package). | | (or the whole Qt package). |
| | |
| Mac OS X: | | Mac OS X: |
| Maybe you can get pre-compiled Qt packages for Mac OS X. If not, get Qt f
rom the internet (preferably from its homepage). | | Maybe you can get pre-compiled Qt packages for Mac OS X. If not, get Qt f
rom the internet (preferably from its homepage). |
| | |
| Note about the Qt "QMAKESPEC" variable: advanced topic, read this if you
get Qt errors about the environment not being set, or environment | | Note about the Qt "QMAKESPEC" variable: advanced topic, read this if you
get Qt errors about the environment not being set, or environment |
| variable QMAKESPEC not being set, or if the Qt environment is not set cor
rectly: Qt needs to know the environment you are using. It is usually | | variable QMAKESPEC not being set, or if the Qt environment is not set cor
rectly: Qt needs to know the environment you are using. It is usually |
| something like: linux-g++, macx-g++ or win32-g++ (platform-compiler). You
can find all the supported platforms in the directory "mkspecs" of Qt | | something like: linux-g++, macx-g++ or win32-g++ (platform-compiler). You
can find all the supported platforms in the directory "mkspecs" of Qt |
|
| (some usual locations are /usr/share/qt5/mkspecs or /usr/lib/qt5/mkspecs
on GNU/Linux or C:\Qt\5.15.1\mkspecs on Windows). | | (some usual locations are /usr/share/qt5/mkspecs or /usr/lib/qt5/mkspecs
on GNU/Linux or C:\Qt\5.15.2\mkspecs on Windows). |
| It seems that Qt automatically finds the platform (there is a default con
figuration in the "default" subdirectory of the "mkspecs" directory, | | It seems that Qt automatically finds the platform (there is a default con
figuration in the "default" subdirectory of the "mkspecs" directory, |
| which is created automatically when you install Qt). If the default confi
guration is not working or is wrong, you may need to set the | | which is created automatically when you install Qt). If the default confi
guration is not working or is wrong, you may need to set the |
| correct QMAKESPEC variable for your platform. Under Windows, you can crea
te an environment variable QMAKESPEC equal to win32-g++ | | correct QMAKESPEC variable for your platform. Under Windows, you can crea
te an environment variable QMAKESPEC equal to win32-g++ |
| (if you are using MinGW), under other platforms create an environment var
iable named QMAKESPEC equal with the correct platform-compiler | | (if you are using MinGW), under other platforms create an environment var
iable named QMAKESPEC equal with the correct platform-compiler |
| you are working on (for instance macx-g++ or linux-g++). | | you are working on (for instance macx-g++ or linux-g++). |
| | |
| Compiling FET: | | Compiling FET: |
| | |
| You will need a C++11 compliant C++ compiler to compile FET. | | You will need a C++11 compliant C++ compiler to compile FET. |
| | |
| | |
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| and | | and |
| "linux-g++*: QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE -= -g" | | "linux-g++*: QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE -= -g" |
| (without quotes) in the files src/src.pro and src/src-cl.pro (you can ad
d them at the end of these files, or in another proper location). | | (without quotes) in the files src/src.pro and src/src-cl.pro (you can ad
d them at the end of these files, or in another proper location). |
| | |
| Note NMkJobs: advice from a user: if you have a multiple core computer, y
ou may be able to split the compilation into more threads, with the -j option fo
r the | | Note NMkJobs: advice from a user: if you have a multiple core computer, y
ou may be able to split the compilation into more threads, with the -j option fo
r the |
| make command, so that the compilation is faster. This option creates a nu
mber of compilation threads equal with the number specified along with the -j op
tion. | | make command, so that the compilation is faster. This option creates a nu
mber of compilation threads equal with the number specified along with the -j op
tion. |
| Under GNU/Linux or Mac OS X, just write "make -j 2" if you have dual core
or "make -j 4" if you have quad core (in case you have quad core and you want | | Under GNU/Linux or Mac OS X, just write "make -j 2" if you have dual core
or "make -j 4" if you have quad core (in case you have quad core and you want |
| to keep a core free for other tasks, write "make -j 3"). This is proven t
o work under GNU/Linux and Mac OS X. Under Windows it depends on the C++ compile
r (you | | to keep a core free for other tasks, write "make -j 3"). This is proven t
o work under GNU/Linux and Mac OS X. Under Windows it depends on the C++ compile
r (you |
| may try it to see if it works). | | may try it to see if it works). |
| | |
|
| Currently FET can be compiled with a C++ compiler, using Qt version 5.15.
1 or compatible. | | Currently FET can be compiled with a C++ compiler, using Qt version 5.15.
2 or compatible. |
| | |
| Note NUseSystemLocale: If you want FET to autodetect the system locale la
nguage, type <<qmake fet.pro "DEFINES+=USE_SYSTEM_LOCALE">> | | Note NUseSystemLocale: If you want FET to autodetect the system locale la
nguage, type <<qmake fet.pro "DEFINES+=USE_SYSTEM_LOCALE">> |
| or simply <<qmake "DEFINES+=USE_SYSTEM_LOCALE">>. This will work if you r
ecompile from the beginning all the FET package (remove | | or simply <<qmake "DEFINES+=USE_SYSTEM_LOCALE">>. This will work if you r
ecompile from the beginning all the FET package (remove |
| all the intermediary files and recompile), and also if you did not use FE
T on this machine or if you remove the settings file/registry entry for FET | | all the intermediary files and recompile), and also if you did not use FE
T on this machine or if you remove the settings file/registry entry for FET |
| (otherwise FET will retain the language which was already saved in its se
ttings). | | (otherwise FET will retain the language which was already saved in its se
ttings). |
| | |
| Note4: If you get an error like this: | | Note4: If you get an error like this: |
| In file included from ../../Qt5.3.2/5.3/gcc_64/include/QtGui/qopenglconte
xt.h:62:0, | | In file included from ../../Qt5.3.2/5.3/gcc_64/include/QtGui/qopenglconte
xt.h:62:0, |
| from ../../Qt5.3.2/5.3/gcc_64/include/QtGui/QtGui:32, | | from ../../Qt5.3.2/5.3/gcc_64/include/QtGui/QtGui:32, |
| from ../../Qt5.3.2/5.3/gcc_64/include/QtWidgets/QtWidgetsDepends:
3, | | from ../../Qt5.3.2/5.3/gcc_64/include/QtWidgets/QtWidgetsDepends:
3, |
| | |
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| # include <GL/gl.h> | | # include <GL/gl.h> |
| ^ | | ^ |
| compilation terminated. | | compilation terminated. |
| you may need to install additional packages before compiling FET. For ins
tance, under openSUSE GNU/Linux you may need to install Mesa-devel. | | you may need to install additional packages before compiling FET. For ins
tance, under openSUSE GNU/Linux you may need to install Mesa-devel. |
| As reported by a user, on Mint GNU/Linux he needed to install mesa-common
-dev and libgl1-mesa-dev. | | As reported by a user, on Mint GNU/Linux he needed to install mesa-common
-dev and libgl1-mesa-dev. |
| | |
| Note 5: If you only want to compile the command-line version, open the fi
le fet.pro with a text editor and from the second line remove the | | Note 5: If you only want to compile the command-line version, open the fi
le fet.pro with a text editor and from the second line remove the |
| text "src/src.pro ". | | text "src/src.pro ". |
| | |
| GNU/Linux: | | GNU/Linux: |
|
| - You will need Qt 5.15.1 or compatible to compile this program. | | - You will need Qt 5.15.2 or compatible to compile this program. |
| - type "qmake fet.pro" or simply "qmake". You have to use qmake from Qt 5
series, which on some systems | | - type "qmake fet.pro" or simply "qmake". You have to use qmake from Qt 5
series, which on some systems |
| might be named qmake-qt5 (this command is executed very fast, so don't wo
rry if you get immediate return from it) | | might be named qmake-qt5 (this command is executed very fast, so don't wo
rry if you get immediate return from it) |
| See also notes NUseSystemLocale and Note4 above. | | See also notes NUseSystemLocale and Note4 above. |
| - type "make" (this takes a long time, maybe even 1 hour). See also note
NMkJobs above. | | - type "make" (this takes a long time, maybe even 1 hour). See also note
NMkJobs above. |
| To remove the compiled objects/executable: "make clean" and/or "make dist
clean". | | To remove the compiled objects/executable: "make clean" and/or "make dist
clean". |
| | |
| Mac OS X: | | Mac OS X: |
| 3 Variants: | | 3 Variants: |
| | |
| 1. First variant, if you use the gcc compiler: | | 1. First variant, if you use the gcc compiler: |
|
| - You will need Qt 5.15.1 or compatible to compile this program. | | - You will need Qt 5.15.2 or compatible to compile this program. |
| - type "qmake fet.pro" or simply "qmake". You have to use qmake from Qt 5
series. | | - type "qmake fet.pro" or simply "qmake". You have to use qmake from Qt 5
series. |
| (this command is executed very fast, so don't worry if you get immediate
return from it) | | (this command is executed very fast, so don't worry if you get immediate
return from it) |
| - IMPORTANT: you might need to write: "qmake -spec macx-g++ fet.pro", if
"qmake fet.pro" | | - IMPORTANT: you might need to write: "qmake -spec macx-g++ fet.pro", if
"qmake fet.pro" |
| does not produce a correct makefile. | | does not produce a correct makefile. |
| See also notes NUseSystemLocale and Note4 above. | | See also notes NUseSystemLocale and Note4 above. |
| - type "make" (this takes a long time, maybe even 1 hour). See also note
NMkJobs above. | | - type "make" (this takes a long time, maybe even 1 hour). See also note
NMkJobs above. |
| To remove the compiled objects/executable: "make clean" and/or "make dist
clean". | | To remove the compiled objects/executable: "make clean" and/or "make dist
clean". |
| | |
| 2. Another variant: | | 2. Another variant: |
| - Type "qmake fet.pro" and then "xcodebuild". | | - Type "qmake fet.pro" and then "xcodebuild". |
| | |
|
| 3. Another variant, if you use the Clang C++ compiler (which seems to be
the default for Qt 5.15.1 on Mac): | | 3. Another variant, if you use the Clang C++ compiler (which seems to be
the default for Qt 5.15.2 on Mac): |
| It seems that you need to type: | | It seems that you need to type: |
|
| "/Users/Yourname/Qt5.15.1/5.15.1/clang_64/bin/qmake -r -spec /Users/Yourn
ame/Qt5.15.1/5.15.1/clang_64/mkspecs/macx-clang", then "make" | | "/Users/Yourname/Qt5.15.2/5.15.2/clang_64/bin/qmake -r -spec /Users/Yourn
ame/Qt5.15.2/5.15.2/clang_64/mkspecs/macx-clang", then "make" |
| (the -r parameter might not be necessary.) | | (the -r parameter might not be necessary.) |
| Please see: https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/forum/index.php?topic=2488.msg13
425#msg13425 (and also see the whole topic there.) | | Please see: https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/forum/index.php?topic=2488.msg13
425#msg13425 (and also see the whole topic there.) |
| | |
|
| Windows: MinGW C++ compiler: you need Qt 5.15.1 or compatible, and MinGW. | | Windows: MinGW C++ compiler: you need Qt 5.15.2 or compatible, and MinGW. |
| You might use other C++ compilers if you want, please see the Qt document
ation. | | You might use other C++ compilers if you want, please see the Qt document
ation. |
| for other variants. Any C++ compiler that supports Qt should be good. | | for other variants. Any C++ compiler that supports Qt should be good. |
| You need to run "qmake fet.pro" or "qmake" (this command is executed very
fast, so don't worry if you get | | You need to run "qmake fet.pro" or "qmake" (this command is executed very
fast, so don't worry if you get |
| immediate return from it) and then, if you are using MinGW, "mingw32-make
" (this takes a long time, maybe even 1 hour) | | immediate return from it) and then, if you are using MinGW, "mingw32-make
" (this takes a long time, maybe even 1 hour) |
| in a command line in the FET directory. | | in a command line in the FET directory. |
| See also note NUseSystemLocale above. | | See also note NUseSystemLocale above. |
| See also Note4 above. | | See also Note4 above. |
| See also note NMkJobs above. | | See also note NMkJobs above. |
| (You can use the command line prompt of Windows or the Qt command line pr
ompt shortcut in the Qt shortcuts menu.) | | (You can use the command line prompt of Windows or the Qt command line pr
ompt shortcut in the Qt shortcuts menu.) |
| Then, you can remove the directories "src" and "tmp", to save up space, i
f you want. | | Then, you can remove the directories "src" and "tmp", to save up space, i
f you want. |
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