If you are looking to run mousetrap using Julia, you are in the wrong place. Please visit mousetrap.jl instead.
Julia-interface for the mousetrap C++ component. Imports most C++ classes such
that they can be wrapped by the macros defined in src/mousetrap.jl.
This project contains the code for the Julia interface, as well as all relevant files to cross-compile both the Julia interface and the stand-alone C++ component.
git clone https://github.com/Clemapfel/mousetrap_julia_binding.git
cd mousetrap_julia_binding
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DMOUSETRAP_ENABLE_OPENGL_COMPONENT=ON
make install -j 8
Where make install may require sudo depending on your default install location.
On MacOS, it may be necessary to set -DMOUSETRAP_ENABLE_OPENGL_COMPONENT=OFF instead.
mousetrap and mousetrap_julia_binding can be compiled using Julias BinaryBuilder. To be able to cross-compile, a 64-bit Linux operating system is required, though the compiled library product work for both linux, windows, and mac.
- Linux operating system
- BinaryBuilder
For linux, enter mousetrap_julia_binding/mousetrap_jll, then enter /linux, /windows, or /apple, depending on which OS you want to cross-compile for, not your actual operating system (which has to linux anyway).
Then, execute (in one of the above listed directories):
# in mousetrap_julia_binding/mousetrap_jll/linux (or /windows, /apple)
julia build_tarballs.jl
Which will deposit the shared libraries in mousetrap_julia_binding/mousetrap_jll/*/products, where * is one of linux, windows, or apple.
If you want to instead install a _jll package locally, run julia build_tarballs.jl --deploy=local instead, which will create a package mousetrap_*_jll in your .julia/dev, where * is one of linux, windows, or apple.