CryoFLARE is licenses under the GNU General Public License

Fedora 30

The Fedora binary is dynamically linked against the Qt5 libraries, which have to be installed first:

dnf install qt5-qtbase qt5-qtbase-gui qt5-qtcharts qt5-qtscript

Download cryoflare_1.8_Fedora30.tgz. The CryoFLARE binary doesn't have to be installed. You can unpack it into any directory using the following command:

tar xf cryoflare_1.8_Fedora30.tgz

Centos 7

The Centos binary is statically linked against the Qt5 libraries and therefore does not need them to be installed.

cryoflare_1.8_Centos7.tgz

Download cryoflare_1.8_Centos7.tgz. The CryoFLARE binary doesn't have to be installed. You can unpack it into any directory using the following command:

tar xf cryoflare_1.8_Centos7.tgz

Getting the source code

You can either download the source code from here and then unpack it with

tar xf cryoflare_<VERSION>.tgz

or you can get the latest release of CryoFLARE from github using git:

git clone https://github.com/fmi-basel/faim-cryoflare.git cryoflare

Dependencies

CryoFLARE depends on Qt5, which has to be installed before compiling CryoFLARE.
The following Qt5 components together with their development packages are needed: core, gui, xml, charts, widgets, sql, script, network, printsupport

Building from source

CryoFLARE uses gmake for configuration. For building CryoFLARE you will need to create a build-directory in which the code will be compiled. You can configure and build cryoflare using the following commands:

cd cryoflare
mkdir build
cd build
qmake ../src/cryoflare.pro
make

Scripts

As set of processing scripts we use in our facility can be downloaded from here: scripts.tgz.