Use Radium Libraries in your own project

Table of Contents

• Quick instructions
• Detailed instructions

Quick instructions

Radium is now shiped with a cmake package. To get it:

• Get latest release,
• Build from source, and install to the directory of your choice.

Then, to use Radium in your own project, you need to set, at configure time CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/path/to/install/or/release/dir/lib/cmake/Radium or to define Radium_DIR=/path/to/install/or/release/dir/lib/cmake/Radium.

Your CMakeLists.txt might then do the following:

find_package(Radium REQUIRED)
target_link_libraries(${target} Radium::Core Radium::Engine Radium::IO Radium::Gui)

Include directories and link instructions are populated automatically by cmake.

To configure your target install using Radium facilities:

configure_radium_app(NAME ${target})

See configure_radium_app for more details

In your source code:

#include <Core/Math/DualQuaternion.hpp>

Detailed instructions

See CMake setup for detailed doc and Radium's cmake utilies function insights.