compile errors in Linux VirtualLeaf installation
I will want to remember this for my next installation of VirtualLeaf (Merks et al. 2011).
For the linux installation from source code VirtualLeaf-v1.0.1-src.zip :
I followed the instructions found in Building Simulation Models of Developing Plant Organs Using VirtualLeaf by Merks and Guravage. One first needs to install Qt from qt-project.org per the instructions. Then download and extract VirtualLeaf.
Before compiling... you will need to modify the mesh.h header file (/home/precociousllama_youruser/VirtualLeaf-v1.0.1-src/src/mesh.h)
You can open mesh.h in any editor, and find the following:
This will cause errors in compilation as pointed out by the developer Merks (issue 6).
Comment this section out by adding "/*" at the beginning and "*/" at the end. So, that it looks like:
Save mesh.h and continue with the compilation procedure.
If you get an error that says something along the lines of "qt3"
Check the versions of your qmake and qmake-qt4. You can do so in the Ubuntu command line with:
and
and make sure the versions are the same. Then, try again!
I haven't done anything but look at the pretty pre-loaded models, but it's going to be awesome, for sure. Thanks Merks and Guravage!
Their original paper is titled: VirtualLeaf: An open-source framework for cell-based modeling of plant tissue growth and development. Roeland M.H. Merks*, Michael Guravage, Dirk Inze, and Gerrit T.S. Beemster. Plant Physiology February 2011.
For the linux installation from source code VirtualLeaf-v1.0.1-src.zip :
I followed the instructions found in Building Simulation Models of Developing Plant Organs Using VirtualLeaf by Merks and Guravage. One first needs to install Qt from qt-project.org per the instructions. Then download and extract VirtualLeaf.
Before compiling... you will need to modify the mesh.h header file (/home/precociousllama_youruser/VirtualLeaf-v1.0.1-src/src/mesh.h)
You can open mesh.h in any editor, and find the following:
template<class op=""> void RandomlyLoopNodes(Op f) { MyUrand r(shuffled_nodes.size()); random_shuffle(shuffled_nodes.begin(),shuffled_nodes.end(),r); for (vector<node>::const_iterator i=shuffled_nodes.begin(); i!=shuffled_nodes.end(); i++) { f(*shuffled_nodes[*i]); } } template<class op=""> void RandomlyLoopCells(Op f) { MyUrand r(shuffled_cells.size()); random_shuffle(shuffled_cells.begin(),shuffled_cells.end(),r); for (vector<cell>::const_iterator i=shuffled_cells.begin(); i!=shuffled_cells.end(); i++) { f(*shuffled_cells[*i]); } }
This will cause errors in compilation as pointed out by the developer Merks (issue 6).
Comment this section out by adding "/*" at the beginning and "*/" at the end. So, that it looks like:
/* template<class op=""> void RandomlyLoopNodes(Op f) { MyUrand r(shuffled_nodes.size()); random_shuffle(shuffled_nodes.begin(),shuffled_nodes.end(),r); for (vector<node>::const_iterator i=shuffled_nodes.begin(); i!=shuffled_nodes.end(); i++) { f(*shuffled_nodes[*i]); } } template<class op=""> void RandomlyLoopCells(Op f) { MyUrand r(shuffled_cells.size()); random_shuffle(shuffled_cells.begin(),shuffled_cells.end(),r); for (vector<cell>::const_iterator i=shuffled_cells.begin(); i!=shuffled_cells.end(); i++) { f(*shuffled_cells[*i]); } } */
Save mesh.h and continue with the compilation procedure.
If you get an error that says something along the lines of "qt3"
Check the versions of your qmake and qmake-qt4. You can do so in the Ubuntu command line with:
$ qmake -v
and
$ qmake-qt4 -v
and make sure the versions are the same. Then, try again!
I haven't done anything but look at the pretty pre-loaded models, but it's going to be awesome, for sure. Thanks Merks and Guravage!
Their original paper is titled: VirtualLeaf: An open-source framework for cell-based modeling of plant tissue growth and development. Roeland M.H. Merks*, Michael Guravage, Dirk Inze, and Gerrit T.S. Beemster. Plant Physiology February 2011.
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