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Program's description:
FET means "Free Evolutionary Timetabling (software)".
This program aims to automatically generate the timetable of a university,
school or high-school, in an evolutionary manner.
Requirements:
FET is created in the following environment: Slackware 10.0 GNU/Linux distribution,
KDevelop 3.2.0, Qt 3.3.2, gcc 3.3.4, Linux 2.4.26, other great free tools.
GNU/Linux and similar OS's:
Software: gcc 3.3.4 or similar, Qt 3.3.2 ("./configure -thread") or compatible.
Microsoft Windows:
For running, you need only the archive of FET compiled for Windows (which contains
the Qt .dll).
Download:
You can download the latest version from http://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/ (for now).
Older versions: you will have to contact the author if you are interested.
Compiling:
GNU/Linux and similar OS's:
- You will need Qt 3.3.2 or compatible to compile this program.
IMPORTANT: Qt must be configured with thread support: "./configure -thread".
- if the Makefile is not working, please erase it. There should be
one in the root directory ("/.../fet-x.x.x/").
- if the Makefile is not available or you erased it, type "qmake fet.pro".
- type "make"
To remove the compiled objects/executable: "make clean" and/or "make distclean".
Microsoft Windows: you will have to download and install Qt from trolltech.com.
Please modify the file src/engine/genetictimetable_defs.h -> line 21 becomes
"#define WIN32". The rest is automatic.
E-mail me for details.
Installing:
GNU/Linux and similar OS's:
Please move the whole directory "fet-x.x.x" into the place where you like,
for instance to the directory "/usr/local/".
Microsoft Windows:
Unzip the provided archive in a directory of your choice.
Running:
GNU/Linux and similar OS's:
Run the executable named "/.../fet-x.x.x/fet" (x.x.x is the version).
You can change various parameters in the file "~/.fet/fet.ini" (home
directory, in .fet/fet.ini)
(yes, please play with them, try greater population size, etc.)
Microsoft Windows:
Run the executable fet.exe. You can modify the file fet.ini.
Documentation:
Very primitive: some hints in the directory "/.../fet-x.x.x/doc/".
If you are a programmer and would like to know how the program works,
you can use "doxygen" to generate API documentation.
Input files:
You can open a few sample input files in "/.../fet-x.x.x/sample_inputs/" directory.
You can create/modify a file from FET's user interface or you can modify it by
hand, if you like (there should be no problems, but please make as many backups
as you can).
Feed-back / help:
- I would like to hear your oppinions/results about this program; any
feed-back would be greatly appreciated.
- Reporting bugs/wishes/patches: for now, to the author.
This project is free software, so any sponsoring offer/donation would be great. You can
contact the author for that.
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