A port of GPlates 2.3.0 with WebAssembly.

Use the Qt Creator to open the CMakelists.txt file in the root directory of the project, and then select the WebAssembly_Qt_6_5_0_single_threaded build kit to compile.

The tested compiling platform is Windows 11.

• Qt 6.5.0
• emscripten 3.1.25
• CMake
• GDAL library: https://github.com/yunwei37/gdal-proj-wasm

All other dependencies are checked in and included in the third_party directory.

https://yunwei37.github.io/gplates-wasm/examples/wasm-gplates-qt-demo/

https://yunwei37.github.io/gplates-wasm/examples/benchmark/benchmark-js.html

This is the source code for the GPlates software.

GPlates is open-source software, distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (version 2, dated June 1991) unless otherwise explicitly stated. A copy of the license can be found in the file "COPYING" in this directory.

To compile GPlates on Linux, you will need the programs and libraries as documented in the "Program and library dependencies" section in the "DEPS.Linux" file in this directory.

After installing those dependencies, to compile on Linux, execute: cmake . make and then optionally: sudo make install

More information can be found in the files "DEPS.Linux" and "BUILD.Linux" in this directory.

To compile GPlates on macOS, you will need the programs and libraries as documented in the "Program and library dependencies" section in the "DEPS.OSX" file in this directory.

After installing those dependencies, to compile on macOS, execute: cmake . make and then optionally: sudo make install

More information can be found in the files "DEPS.OSX" and "BUILD.OSX" in this directory.

To compile GPlates on Microsoft Windows, you will need the programs and libraries as documented in the "Program and library dependencies" section in the "DEPS.Windows" file in this directory.

To compile on Windows:

• Run the CMake GUI program.
• Set both the 'source' and 'build' directories to the root GPlates source directory (the one that has 'src' as a sub-directory).
• Click 'configure'.
• Specify 'Visual Studio 14 2015', or above.
  • And specify 'x64' as the optional platform (to compile GPlates as 64-bit).
• Click 'configure' once more.
• Click 'generate'.
• Open newly created 'GPlates.sln' with the Visual Studio IDE.
• Select 'Release' build from the "Build->Configuration Manager..." menu.
• Right-click the 'gplates' project and select 'build'.

More information can be found in the files "DEPS.Windows" and "BUILD.Windows" in this directory.

For up-to-date information about GPlates, you can go to the GPlates website: http:https://www.gplates.org/