EvoX Genesis
EvoX Genesis turns a high-level software objective into a persistent recursive software world: finite-lived agents recursively develop software, while only accepted consequences persist across develop
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Image viewer and editor for RISC OS, plus the AppEngine desktop C library
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Read the full README ↗PrivateEye is an image viewer for RISC OS. It can load and display various file formats like Sprites, GIFs, JPEGs, Drawfiles and ArtWorks. It can losslessly rotate JPEGs and display Exif metadata in a hierarchical tree display. It also contains a bitmap effects system for performing basic image adjustments.
PrivateEye is cross compiled on Linux. This requires GCCSDK and CMake to be installed. (Previously it would build using Acorn C/C++ but that is no longer practical.)
Using CMake to generate a Makefile build:
export APPENGINE_ROOT=<here>
cd <here>/apps/PrivateEye
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=${APPENGINE_ROOT}/cmake/riscos.cmake ../!PrivatEye
make install
Or, ideally, install Ninja and ccache and pass -GNinja to CMake to build at speeeed.
The build will automatically pull in and build in all the dependencies (including DPTLib which lives elsewhere on github, AppEngine which is local, libjpeg, etc.) If all's well a freshly-baked copy of !PrivateEye will be pooed out into the install directory.
TagCloud is built in the same way.