config.pri

### In most cases, defaults and auto-detection should provide an easy way of
### building AlphaPlot without changing anything in this file (in contrast to
### prior versions).
###
### Windows users are expected to place all dependencies in the 3rdparty folder
### with default directory names (i.e., with version numbers stripped). In case
### you already have copies of the libraries installed somewhere, you need to
### change the paths below in order to use them.
###
### On Linux and MacOS X, the default configuration assumes Qwt and QwtPlot3D
### sources to be unpacked to the 3rdparty folders, with version numbers
### stripped from the directory names (as on Windows). If you're sure that a
### system-wide installation of Qwt and QwtPlot3D (e.g. from your distribution's
### package manager) is compiled against Qt4 (not Qt3), you can use it by
### executing "qmake PRESET=linux_package" instead of just "qmake" during the
### build process. Note that this also disables some features which are
### commonly not needed or even bothersome when integrating AlphaPlot in a
### package manager (user-selectable paths to manual/plugins, checking for new
### versions on startup).

################################################################################
### Choose between common configurations                                       #
###                                                                            #
### (currently not applicable on Windows)                                      #
### Depending on your system and requirements, you may or may not need to      #
### fine-tune other options below.                                             #
################################################################################

unix:isEmpty(PRESET) { # allow command-line argument to override settings here

  ### Link statically against Qwt and Qwtplot3D in 3rdparty folder
  ### (in order to make sure they're compiled against Qt4, not Qt3).
  ### Intended for Linux users building from source (on possibly somewhat
  ### older systems).
  #PRESET = default_installation

  ### Link dynamically against system-wide installed libraries. Intended mainly
  ### for building Linux packages for distributions with Qwt and QwtPlot3D
  ### packages compiled against Qt4 (probably most current ones).
  PRESET = linux_package

  ### Link statically as much as possible. Qwt, QwtPlot3D and MuParser are
  ### expected to be supplied in the 3rdparty folder. Python, SIP, PyQt and Qt
  ### are linked in dynamically in order to integrate with an existing Python
  ### installation. Intended mainly for building self-contained Linux binaries.
  ### (TODO: Could we include SIP+PyQt+Qt in the self-contained bundle, as done
  ### in the Windows installer?)
  #PRESET = self_contained
}

unix:message(Building with preset $$PRESET)

################################################################################
### What to install                                                            #
###                                                                            #
### Comment out anything you want to exclude.                                  #
################################################################################


### Linux Desktop integration
!contains(PRESET, self_contained) {
  unix:INSTALLS   += desktop_entry mime_package mime_link icons
}

################################################################################
### Where to install                                                           #
###                                                                            #
### IMPORTANT: The paths given here specify where AlphaPlot will search for     #
###            the files at runtime. If you want "make install" to place them  #
###            anywhere else (e.g. in a temporary directory structure used for #
###            building a package), use "make INSTALL_ROOT=/some/place install"#
###            and/or copy files to the desired locations by other means.      #
################################################################################

unix {# Linux / MacOS X
  contains(PRESET, self_contained) {
    ### Unless you're trying to build a self-contained bundle, see the
    ### (heavily commented) "else" block below.

    ### When installing into a self-contained directory structure (e.g. for
    ### universal Linux binaries), use relative paths at runtime in order to
    ### support relocation.
    isEmpty(INSTALLBASE): INSTALLBASE = .

    target.path           = "$$INSTALLBASE"

    documentation.path    = "$$INSTALLBASE/doc"
    manual.path           = "$$INSTALLBASE/manual"

    translationfiles.path = "$$INSTALLBASE/translations"

    pythonconfig.path     = "$$INSTALLBASE"
    pythonutils.path      = "$$INSTALLBASE"

    plugins.path          = "$$INSTALLBASE/plugins"

  } else {

    ### this is what is called "prefix" when using GNU autotools
    isEmpty(INSTALLBASE): INSTALLBASE = /usr

    ### where to put the binary (the application itself)
    target.path           = "$$INSTALLBASE/bin"

    ### location of documentation files
    documentation.path    = "$$INSTALLBASE/share/doc/AlphaPlot"

    ### Usually, the manual will be expected in the "manual" subfolder of "documentation.path" (see above).
    ### To override this, uncomment the next line and adjust the path behind the '='.
    #manual.path = "$$INSTALLBASE/share/doc/AlphaPlot/manual"

    ### location of translation files (*.qm)
    translationfiles.path = "$$INSTALLBASE/share/AlphaPlot/translations"

    ### Important (if you use Python): the following two paths are where the application will expect
    ### AlphaPlotrc.py and AlphaPlotUtil.py, respectively. Alternatively you can also put AlphaPlotrc.py
    ### (or ".AlphaPlot.py") into the users home directory. AlphaPlotUtil.py must be either in the
    ### directory specified here or somewhere else in the python path (sys.path) where "import" can find it

    ### where AlphaPlotrc.py is searched for at runtime
    pythonconfig.path = "$$INSTALLBASE/../etc"
    ### where the AlphaPlotUtil python module is searched for at runtime
    pythonutils.path  = "$$INSTALLBASE/share/AlphaPlot"

    ### where plugins are expected by default
    plugins.path      = "$$INSTALLBASE/lib/AlphaPlot/plugins"
  }
} # Linux / MacOS X

win32 {# Windows
  isEmpty(INSTALLBASE): INSTALLBASE = .

  target.path            = "$$INSTALLBASE"
  documentation.path     = "$$INSTALLBASE"
  translationfiles.path  = "$$INSTALLBASE/translations"
  pythonconfig.path      = "$$INSTALLBASE"
  pythonutils.path       = "$$INSTALLBASE"
  plugins.path           = "$$INSTALLBASE/fitPlugins"
}

### 64bit Linux only suffix
linux-g++-64: libsuff  = 64
unix:LIBS             += -L/usr/lib$${libsuff}

################################################################################
### Optional features                                                          #
################################################################################

### a console displaying output of scripts; particularly useful on Windows
### where running AlphaPlot from a terminal is inconvenient
DEFINES         += SCRIPTING_CONSOLE

### a dialog for selecting the scripting language on a per-project basis
DEFINES         += SCRIPTING_DIALOG

!contains(PRESET, linux_package) {
  ### Enables choosing of help folder at runtime, instead of relying on the above path only.
  ### The downside is that the help folder will be remembered as a configuration option, so a binary
  ### package cannot easily update the path for its users.
  ### Dynamic selection of the manual path was the only available option up until AlphaPlot 0.2.3.
  DEFINES       += DYNAMIC_MANUAL_PATH

  ### Similar to DYNAMIC_MANUAL_PATH, but for the plugin folder
  DEFINES       += DYNAMIC_PLUGIN_PATH

  ### Check for new releases on startup (can be disabled in the preferences).
  DEFINES       += SEARCH_FOR_UPDATES

  ### Provide links to manual/translations download in help menu
  DEFINES       += DOWNLOAD_LINKS
}

### python support
osx_dist|aegis {
  #CONFIG        += python
}

################################################################################
### Dependencies                                                               #
################################################################################

contains(PRESET, default_installation) {
  ### Link statically against Qwt and Qwtplot3D (in order to make sure they
  ### are compiled against Qt4), dynamically against everything else.

  INCLUDEPATH  += ../3rdparty/qwt/src
  LIBS         += ../3rdparty/qwt/lib/libqwt.a

  INCLUDEPATH  += ../3rdparty/qwtplot3d/include
  LIBS         += ../3rdparty/qwtplot3d/lib/libqwtplot3d.a

  INCLUDEPATH  += /usr/include/muParser
  LIBS         += -lgsl -lgslcblas -lz -lGLU
  LIBS         += -lmuparser
}

osx_dist {
  # Uses MacPorts supplied versions of the dependencies

  INCLUDEPATH  += /opt/local/include
  INCLUDEPATH  += /opt/local/include/qwt

  LIBS         += -L/opt/local/lib -lqwt

  INCLUDEPATH  += /opt/local/include/qwtplot3d
  LIBS         += -lqwtplot3d

  INCLUDEPATH  += /opt/local/include/muParser
  LIBS         += -lgsl -lgslcblas -lz
  LIBS         += -lmuparser -lpython2.7

  # this was an attempt to add a post build step. Doesn't seem to work,
  # so just run this step manually
  QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS += mac-dist
  mac-dist.commands = sh mkMacDist.sh
}

contains(PRESET, linux_package) {
  ### dynamically link against Qwt(3D) installed system-wide
  ### WARNING: make sure they are compiled against >= Qt4.2
  ### Mixing Qt 4.2 and Qt >= 4.3 compiled stuff may also
  ### cause problems.

  ### Debian suffix
  exists(/usr/include/qwt-qt4): qwtsuff = "-qt4"

  exists(/usr/include/qwt5) {
    INCLUDEPATH  += /usr/include/qwt5
    LIBS         += -lqwt5
  } else {
    INCLUDEPATH  += /usr/include/qwt$${qwtsuff}
    LIBS         += -lqwt$${qwtsuff}
  }

  INCLUDEPATH   = "$(HOME)/usr/include" $$INCLUDEPATH
  QMAKE_LIBDIR  = "$(HOME)/usr/lib" $$QMAKE_LIBDIR

  INCLUDEPATH  += /usr/include/qwtplot3d
  LIBS         += -lqwtplot3d$${qwtsuff}

  LIBS         += -lz -lGLU

  INCLUDEPATH  += /usr/include/muParser
  LIBS         += -lgsl -lgslcblas
  LIBS         += -lmuparser
}

contains(PRESET, self_contained) {
  ### mostly static linking, for self-contained binaries

  INCLUDEPATH  += ../3rdparty/qwt/src
  LIBS         += ../3rdparty/qwt/lib/libqwt.a

  INCLUDEPATH  += ../3rdparty/qwtplot3d/include
  LIBS         += ../3rdparty/qwtplot3d/lib/libqwtplot3d.a

  INCLUDEPATH  += ../3rdparty/muparser/include
  LIBS         += ../3rdparty/muparser/lib/libmuparser.a

  LIBS         += /usr/lib/libgsl.a /usr/lib/libgslcblas.a
}

win32: {
  !mxe {
    ### Static linking mostly, except Qt, Python and QwtPlot3D.
    ### The latter seems to be impossible to link statically on Windows.

    isEmpty(LIBPATH): LIBPATH = ../3rdparty

    INCLUDEPATH  += "$${LIBPATH}/qwt/src"
    LIBS         += "$${LIBPATH}/qwt/lib/libqwt.a"

    INCLUDEPATH  += "$${LIBPATH}/qwtplot3d/include"
    LIBS         += "$${LIBPATH}/qwtplot3d/lib/qwtplot3d.dll"

    INCLUDEPATH  += "$${LIBPATH}/muparser/include"
    LIBS         += "$${LIBPATH}/muparser/lib/libmuparser.a"

    INCLUDEPATH  += "$${LIBPATH}/gsl/include"
    LIBS         += "$${LIBPATH}/gsl/lib/libgsl.a"
    LIBS         += "$${LIBPATH}/gsl/lib/libgslcblas.a"
  }
}

# Mingw cross compilation environment on Linux. 
mxe {
  QMAKE_CXXFLAGS +=-g
  DEFINES        += CONSOLE
  INCLUDEPATH    += . "$$(HOME)/usr/mxe/include"
  LIBPATH        += "$(HOME)/usr/mxe/lib" "$(HOME)/usr/mxe/lib64"
  LIBS           +=  -mwindows -lqwt -lqwtplot3d -lmuparser -lgsl -lgslcblas

  # Qt libraries specified here to get around a dependency bug in qmake
  LIBS += -lQt3Support -lQtOpenGL -lQtGui -lQtNetwork -lQtCore
  LIBS += -lole32 -loleaut32 -limm32 -lcomdlg32 -luuid 
  LIBS += -lwinspool -lssl -lcrypto -lwinmm -lgdi32 -lws2_32
  LIBS += -ljpeg -lpng -lmng -ltiff -lz -llzma -llcms2
  LIBS += -lopengl32 -lglu32 
}

#############################################################################
### Names of the lupdate and lrelease programs                              #
###                                                                         #
### These are needed if you want to compile and install the translations    #
### automatically. Possibly needs to be adapted if you have an unusual Qt   #
### installation.                                                           #
#############################################################################

exists(/usr/bin/lupdate-qt4) {
  # Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora
  LUPDATE_BIN  = lupdate-qt4
  LRELEASE_BIN = lrelease-qt4
} else {
  # anything else
  LUPDATE_BIN  = lupdate
  LRELEASE_BIN = lrelease
}