qosm 0.45

Quasi-Optical System Modelling

Module Installation

1. Open a terminal in this directory.

2. Run the following command:

   Debian-based distributions

   python3 -m pip install . --break-system-package
   

   Windows

   py -<version> -m pip install .
   

   Note: Replace with the version of Python in which you want to install the module. Note: Depending on your python installation, you may need to run python instead of py.

📦 Installation from the Git Repository (with compilation)

To install the package directly from the GitLab repository, use the following command:

On Windows:

To install using Git and the source code, please make sure to install the following components:

• GIT: Download from https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/download/v2.50.0.windows.1/Git-2.50.0-64-bit.exe.
• MSVC Build Tools: Available at https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vs_BuildTools.exe
• Python (version 3.11 or higher): Can be installed via the Microsoft Store or other sources

Then, open a terminal (such as powershell) and run:

pip install --no-binary=qosm git+https://gitlab.imt-atlantique.fr/quasi-optical-system-modelling/qosm.git@main#egg=qosm

On Debian-based distributions:

Install the required packages by running:

sudo apt install build-essential libomp-dev libopenblas-dev libgsl-dev python3 python3-pip python3-pybind11 python3-setuptools

Then, execute the following command to install QOSM:

pip3 install --no-binary=qosm git+https://gitlab.imt-atlantique.fr/quasi-optical-system-modelling/qosm.git@main#egg=qosm --break-system-packages

Note: On Linux systems, you may need to remove the --break-system-packages option with old Python versions.

Usage

You can now import and use the package in your Python code. For example:

import qosm

You can launch the GUI with

python -m qosm

Note: On Linux systems, you may need to use python3.