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Remove buildtools package #104

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No executable files ending in get.py are being installed.

No executable files ending in get.py are being installed.
@cjmayo cjmayo merged commit 3e02eea into fract4d:master May 21, 2020
@cjmayo cjmayo deleted the buildtools branch June 4, 2020 15:52
edyoung added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 7, 2020
* work in progress: create markdown-based manual

* finished first pass through manual.md

* exclude parsetab and lextab from pylint (#102)

* Remove buildtools package (#104)

No executable files ending in get.py are being installed.

* Add pylint singleton-comparison check (#105)

* Remove unused traceback import (#106)

* fix #107: wait until fd has something to read or fail (#108)

* Arbitrary precision formula experiment (#103)

* examples: allow custom formula filename in cmake

* [#7] example experiment: formula with arbitrary precision support

* MP example: add swap idiom and other improvements

* add debug information to cpp examples compilation

* release prep for 4.2 (#111)

* Update http links in README.md and setup.py to https (#115)

* Starting point for a benchmark to compare multiple-precision libs (#112)

* typo

* experiment to benchmark arbitrary precision math

* was running 3 benchmarks

* update #112 (#113)

* install google benchmark globally in exmaples infrastructure

* update exmaples readme

* disable frequency scaling during benchmark

* remove i/o from benchmark loop

* benchmark several different bit lengths

* Basis for discussion on available math libraries

* notes

Co-authored-by: Alberto Gonzalez <[email protected]>

* tweak doc generation process

* Check gnofract4d executable with pylint (#117)

* Install icons into the hicolor theme (#121)

gnofract4d-logo.png is size 640x640.

Individual icons created using ImageMagick, e.g.:
magick gnofract4d-logo.png -strip -resize 256x256 logo/256x256/gnofract4d.png

Install the 48x48 icon into pixmaps.

* Run pylint as a separate job (#118)

Report linting and testing results separately. Only run pylint once.

* C++ Engine refactor (#116)

* tidy worker initialization

* remove unused typedef

* worker: improve AA comparison

* fix docker test script

* remove duplicate extern declaration

* workers: refactor common members into base

* remove some completed todo's

* organize fractfunc initialization and members

* unravel coupling: pointfunc - site

* refactor: extract calculation options into a struct to ease initializers

* remove duplicate

* move rgba type basic operations to its type definition

* remove some temporaries in stworker->work

* review worker member names

* remove unneeded worker alloc members

* remove pointFunc factory

* update some old-fashion idioms on fractfunc and stats

* prefix fractfunc private members

* avoid clearing fates twice when autoupdating iters and period tolerance

* reorganize and narrow down public/private worker interface

* remove unused, mark experimental and review old fashioned code on stfractworker

* calcoptions: add some comments and move asynchronous back to where it belongs

* prevent uninitialized members on fractFunc

* remove initialization success flag on workers

* fix comment

* reorganize fractfunct members and remove unused

* work in progress: create markdown-based manual

* finished first pass through manual.md

* tweak doc generation process

* generate manual with hugo

new directory 'manual' generates standalone HTML for manual

* rest of hugo-based manual

* repoint to our copy of theme

* repoint to our version of theme

* install hugo-generated manual

* update submodule ref

* ignorance

* delete docbook version of manual. so long!

* fix test for doc version

* fix submodule commit

* install hugo in travis

* better errors on doc generation

* more debug output

* jfc

* apt version of hugo is too old, try this

* maybe this

* fold createdocs into setup

* delete old files

* work in progress: create markdown-based manual

* finished first pass through manual.md

* tweak doc generation process

* work in progress: create markdown-based manual

* generate manual with hugo

new directory 'manual' generates standalone HTML for manual

* rest of hugo-based manual

* repoint to our copy of theme

* repoint to our version of theme

* install hugo-generated manual

* update submodule ref

* ignorance

* delete docbook version of manual. so long!

* fix test for doc version

* fix submodule commit

* install hugo in travis

* better errors on doc generation

* more debug output

* jfc

* apt version of hugo is too old, try this

* maybe this

* fold createdocs into setup

* delete old files

* delete gui createdocs

It's more trouble than it is worth.
Getting access violations when calling it from setup.py.
Since this doesn't change much anyway,
easier to maintain commands.html manually

* setup.py updates

distutils to setuptools
make doc generation a custom build step

* merge madness

* build manual first

* custom build command doesn't work :-(

* back to generating docs separately

* checkin generated doc files for consistency

* restore css file

* move css file inside fract4dgui

* fix finding resources after install

* guess which pylint to use

* typo

* disable that darn test

* fix pylint whining

Co-authored-by: Alberto Gonzalez <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Chris Mayo <[email protected]>
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