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AtCore
1.0.72
AtCore is a API to manage the serial connection between the computer and 3D Printers.
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Building AtCore is broken up into to main steps Configuration and Building. Deploying AtCore is also covered here.
In order to configure your build you will need cmake and extra-cmake-modules.
Build Options Are:
Recommended CMake Command
Linux
Mac OS/ Windows
After Configuring you Should be able to run make to build all targets.
In addition to a working development enviroment for your system you will need the following to build AtCore
Building The Documentation adds the following dependency:
Mac Os users could use homebrew to install both cmake and cmake-extra-modules using.
Then can download and install Qt
Windows users could install chocolatey and do something like
Then Download and install Qt
After you build you may wish to deploy AtCore on your system for use
From the build dir the command below to install atcore with its plugins to the system (assuming cmake used above)
AtCore will check each directory below for plugins.
1. QApplication::applicationDirPath/plugins 2. QApplication::applicationDirPath/AtCore 3. QApplication::applicationDirPath/../PlugIns/AtCore 4. INSTALL_PREFIX/KDE_PLUGIN_DIR/AtCore 5. QT_Plugin_Path/AtCore 6. KDE_PLUGIN_DIR/AtCore 7. BUILDDIR for plugins.
For Locations starting with 'QApplication::applicationDirPath' atcore will look next to the binary using atcore. Usually this is in a directory next to the program
But on Mac OS this is in the app bundle