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Code for this article:
Rosindell, James, Luke J. Harmon, and Rampal S. Etienne.
"Unifying ecology and macroevolution with individual‐based theory."
Ecology letters 18.5 (2015): 472-482.
The original code (v.1.2) can be found in the folder Original and is programmed by James Rosindell.
The refactored code (refactored by Richel Bilderbeek) can be found in the folder Refactored. This code can be compiled with Qt Creator.
All code has been tested to compile and run successfully on Linux.
Both folders Original and Refactored contain an (identically working) console version.
The .cpp file in Original can be compiled manually.
The console version in Refactored can be compiled by opening the
Qt Creator project file RosindellEtAl2015Console.pro in e.g. Qt Creator.
The desktop version in Refactored can be compiled by opening the
Qt Creator project file RosindellEtAl2015Desktop.pro in e.g. Qt Creator.
The 3D version uses the library Urho3D.
To build Urho3D, run the script Refactored/Urho3D.sh. Notice the errors, you might
have some packages that need to be installed.
The 3D version in Refactored can be compiled by opening the
Qt Creator project file RosindellEtAl2015Desktop3d.pro in e.g. Qt Creator.
If you get the error message Not found: Urho3D/lib/libUrho3D.a you did not successfully build Urho3D.
Run the script Refactored/Urho3D.sh again and check the errors: you will have some packages
that need to be installed.
Shown here are the competitive traits in time. Time goes from left to right. Initialially, all lineages have the same competitive trait value. Trait values go from front to back. The number of different traits is stacked.
These can be submitted in 'Issues'.
You can be assigned an Issue, if you posted one. Also Pull Requests are fine.
Note: the code in Original will be kept as the golden standard. Any modifications to Original are rejected, use
Refactored instead.
