gw-dss-cpp - simple tool that use queueing theory concepts to make predictions about needed number of technical support staff.

1. First of all make sure you have installed successfully:

• Qt Framework (Qt 6) (see more Open Source Qt Use);
• Boost library (see more Boost installation on Windows or Boost installation on *nix).

2. Clone this project and then cd to the project folder;

3. Init the git submodule:

$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update --init --recursive

OR

$ task init

1. Configure the project using CMake:

$ cmake -B ./build -G <preferred generator> -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=<Debug|Release>

OR

$ task configure_<debug|release> -- <preferred generator>

5. Then run build command:

$ cmake --build ./build --config <Debug|Release> --target <gw-dss-cpp|deployment|make-lupdate|all>

OR

$ tasl build_<debug|release> -- <gw-dss-cpp|deployment|make-lupdate|all>

As you can see, there are three available targets:

• gw-dss-cpp - build application independently;
• deployment - run deployment(only on Windows);
• make-lupdate - update available translations.

6. You've done! The builded binary file(s) available in the build directory.

Coming soon

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

• Qt Framework by The Qt Company
• qtm-calc-shared by andinoriel