Distributed Monte-Carlo Raytracer

Authenticate with Github

1. Create RSA-key if you don't have one already

   • ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "email@email.com"

2. Add public key to Github profile

   • copy everything from id_rsa.pub (or where ever you stored the key) to Github-> your profile -> SSH Public Keys

3. Configure your local git:

   • git config --global user.name "Your name"
   • git config --global user.email "your@email.com"

Working with Aptana Studio 3

1. Install Pydev (for frontend, Python coding) and CDT (for backend, C++ coding)

2. File -> Import -> Git Address is git@github:Jontte/DMCR.git

3. You should now have one new project:

   • DMCR The DMCR-project includes the other two, but to make use of Eclipse, C++ and Python must be own projects also. So we must import them as projects.

4. File -> Import -> General - Import existing project into workspace Choose DMCR/frontend or backend Don't allow Eclipse to copy project contents

   NOTE: As you import backend, Eclipse builds it automatically. (At least if you have the dependencies.)

5. Repeat for the other one Now you should have three projects:

   • backend
   • DMCR
   • frontend

6. If you have problem with files and folders showing twice in Project Explorer:

   • Click on the drop-down arrow in Project Explorer
   • Select "Customize View"
   • Switch to "Content"
   • Disable "Local Filesystem" That should work.

Building the backend

1. Make sure you have the dependencies

   • GCC-compiler (version >=4.6.0 for C++11 functionality)
   • Google protobuf (libprotobuf-dev in Ubuntu)
   • libpng

2. $ make depend

3. $ make