| Parts | ||
| Resources | ||
| UndoCommands | ||
| CircuitBuffer.cpp | ||
| CircuitBuffer.h | ||
| CircuitSimulator.pro | ||
| Connector.cpp | ||
| Connector.h | ||
| eAlignMode.h | ||
| eConnectorType.h | ||
| ePartType.h | ||
| FileHandler.cpp | ||
| FileHandler.h | ||
| Label.cpp | ||
| Label.h | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| Logic.cpp | ||
| Logic.h | ||
| main.cpp | ||
| MainWindow.cpp | ||
| MainWindow.h | ||
| MainWindow.ui | ||
| Part.cpp | ||
| Part.h | ||
| README.md | ||
| Resources.qrc | ||
| Scene.cpp | ||
| Scene.h | ||
| Wire.cpp | ||
| Wire.h | ||
Circuit Logic Simulator
Build Instructions
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Install dependencies
- Qt base:
qt5-base - QMake:
qt5-tools - Compiler:
g++orclang, must support C++ 11 or later - Note that your distro's package names might vary. All provided package names are those used by Archlinux.
- Qt base:
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Clone the repository and cd into it
$
git clone https://github.com/xypwn/circuit-logic-simulator.git$
cd circuit-logic-simulator -
Create a build directory and cd into it
$
mkdir build$
cd build -
Configure build using QMake
$
qmake .. -
Start build (replace 4 with the number of threads you have to speed it up)
$
make -j 4 -
Run the executable
There should now be an executable file called
CircuitSimulatorin your build folder. You can put it anywhere or run it with:$
./CircuitSimulator
Notes
- The software is currently under heavy development and therefore still crawling with bugs
- The
AboutandTutorialmenu item haven't yet been implemented - Although some icons are missing, you can hover over an item to see what it does