GICS - Graphical Instruments and Components Solution

[viridis]

Hello folks,

Tegeosft is proud to release its first public version (beta) of GICS, a library offering a set of vectorial graphical instruments. A framework allowing to build other instruments easily (with the help of base components) is part of the library too.

GICS, which stands for "Graphical Instruments and Components Solution", is based on Qt's GraphicsView and is available under two licenses : either the GNU/GPLv3 or a Commercial one.

This first version, which acts more or less like a technological preview, provides a gauge, a level indicator, a LCD, a LED, a button and a slider. These instruments use SVG skins for their graphical appearance.

To be noted that in a near future, the skin system will be reworked
To be noted too that a little demo of GICS is available.

[yogeshgokul]

Its cool.
But takes CPU juice.

[viridis]

The excessive CPU load has already been corrected for the next release.

[Hogwarts]

How can I obtain a entire project GICS, I mean, with .pro included?

[viridis]

You can find the last source release on https://dev.tegesoft.com/projects/gics/files

However, note that the project is not maintained anymore. Moreover, the project uses cmake, not qmake, so there are no .pro files but CMakeLists one.
At last, to build GICS, you we'll need CAMP 0.6 (https://github.com/tegesoft/camp/zipball/0.6.0).

[Hogwarts]

You can find the last source release on https://dev.tegesoft.com/projects/gics/files

However, note that the project is not maintained anymore. Moreover, the project uses cmake, not qmake, so there are no .pro files but CMakeLists one.
At last, to build GICS, you we'll need CAMP 0.6 (https://github.com/tegesoft/camp/zipball/0.6.0).

I already found the source of GICS and CAMP projects, but they used another library, named Boost. Do you know where I can found it?

[viridis]

Of course. Boost is available on http://www.boost.org/

CAMP uses only the header only libraries of boost so no need to compile them.