Amo-tools-suite NPM

AMO Tools Suite

AMO Tools Suite is a cross-platform collection of calculations and tools to support industrial equipment modeling. See our hosted documentation for the latest release at ornl-amo.github.io

Dependencies

C++

make
CMake (cmake-curses to use the ccmake gui)
GCC 4.8.5 or later
- Windows: Visual Studio Build Tools or Cygwin with other C++ compiler
Doxygen (only for building documentation)

Web Assembly Compilation SDK

Emscripten (emsdk) - Follow instructions for install https://emscripten.org/docs/getting_started/downloads.html

Node

Node LTS https://nodejs.org/en/

Building

Install node_modules dependencies: cd into AMO-Tools-Suite directory and run
npm install
cd into the emsdk directory: - run emsdk activate latest (Build must target this version, if trouble try version 2.0.16)
cd into AMO-Tools-Suite directory:
- run emcmake cmake -DBUILD_WASM=ON
  - Note: If multiple compilers are present and default environment is not used, use -G "XXX Makefiles", example for windows using MinGW => emcmake cmake -D BUILD_WASM=ON -G "MinGW Makefiles"
- run emmake make (or emmake and specify makefile related to above note)

Unit Tests

To run the WASM unit tests use: npm run test-wasm
To build C++ unit tests directly, ensure the BUILD_TESTING flag is set then: cmake --build . --target amo_tools_suite_tests
On MacOS or Linux, the test executable can be found under the bin directory. On Windows, the executable can be found under either the Debug or Release directories, depending on CMake configuration

Packaging

Enable the BUILD_PACKAGE flag in the CMakeCache, then cmake ./ then make package
Or use this directly for Windows: cmake -D BUILD_TESTING:BOOL=OFF ./ and cmake --build . --config Release --target PACKAGE
To make package on Linux or Mac, run ccmake. and set BUILD_TESTING OFF, BUILD_PACKAGE ON, then configure and generate. Then make package.