Building from sources

Sources can be obtained directly or from Repository on GitHub

Requirements

  1. Cmake (minimum required version is 2.8)

  2. Make

  3. Python (version 2.7)

  4. MSVC compiler 12+ for Windows and gcc 4.8+ for Linux, Clang for mac

Building

To build Indigo sources go to the build_scripts folder and run indigo-release-libs.py script:

Usage: indigo-release-libs.py [options]

Indigo libraries build script

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --generator=GENERATOR
                        this option is passed as -G option for cmake
  --params=PARAMS       additional build parameters
  --config=CONFIG       project configuration
  --nobuild             configure without building
  --clean               delete all the build data
  --preset=PRESET       build preset ['linux32-universal', 'win32-mingw',
                        'mac10.10', 'win64-2012', 'win64', 'win32', 'mac10.9',
                        'linux64', 'mac10.7', 'linux64-universal',
                        'win32-2013', 'win32-2012', 'mac-universal',
                        'win64-2013', 'mac10.8', 'linux32', 'mac10.6']
  --with-static         Build Indigo static libraries
  --verbose             Show verbose build information
  --cairo-gl            Build Cairo with OpenGL support
  --cairo-vg            Build Cairo with CairoVG support
  --cairo-egl           Build Cairo with EGL support
  --cairo-glesv2        Build Cairo with GLESv2 support
  --find-cairo          Find and use system Cairo
  --find-pixman         Find and use system Pixman

Native library

Windows:

python indigo-release-libs.py --preset=win64-2013

Linux:

python indigo-release-libs.py --preset=linux64

Language Bindings

Run indigo-make-by-libs.py script with type parameter:

Python

python indigo-release-libs.py --type=python

Debug Go to the api/python directory and run copy-libs.py script. After that libs directory will appear. To use Indigo API and its plugins in python script import them as follows:

import sys;
sys.path.append('path_to_indigo/api/python')
sys.path.append('path_to_indigo/api/inchi/python')
sys.path.append('path_to_indigo/api/renderer/python')
sys.path.append('path_to_indigo/api/bingo/python')
from indigo import *
from indigo_inchi import *
from indigo_renderer import *
from bingo import *

Java

python indigo-release-libs.py --type=java

It will create indigo-java- ... .zip archive in dist directory which will contain jar files with Indigo and plugins.

.NET

python indigo-release-libs.py --type=dotnet