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July 4, 2022

QtXGame is an intuitive, extensible, modern application designed to enable users to create and solve extensive and strategic games related to Game Theory.
The application’s extensibility will allow users to create and add their own games, solvers and matrix transformations.

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QtXGame (2022)

QtXGame is an intuitive, extensible, modern application designed to enable users to create and solve extensive and strategic games related to Game Theory. The application’s extensibility will allow users to create and add their own games, solvers and matrix transformations.

I had a look at the source code of the QtXGame, and found that it is a Qt based app, the whole code is open source, you can download the source code here :
The project is using some sub directories under (C:\dev\open\qtxgame) for the projects related files, now I am not sure if this directory exist or not. I am trying to copy the whole project on my local machine(with eclipse) and I tried to debug the code, but the program is not getting launched, without even the first line of code the program was getting crashed.
Is there any way to solve this issue? or if I am going in the wrong way should it be done in a different way?
I would be really grateful if someone can guide me in the right way as I am new to the Qt.

I am able to debug the code, by following the following steps,

Set the build directory to (C:\dev\open\qtxgame\bin\Debug)
Start debugging the code from the main.cpp and it works fine.

Both the steps worked fine.
Thanks!

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QtXGame Free Download is an application which support solving problems of differential games, non-linear optimization, dynamic programming. It supports the storage of either a collection of games, problems or payoff tuples. QtXGame can be used to quickly execute and store calculations for smaller problems and to store and organize larger ones.
QtXGame Features:
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1. QtXGame can read and write games as collections of point values stored in QHash.
2. QtXGame can read and write payoff tuples in a QVariant.
3. QtXGame can easily store games as the transformation solvers in this application.
4. QtXGame has a qt-based user interface and can execute problems directly in the application using Qt applications.
5. QtXGame works on both Windows and Linux with both GTK and Qt GUI.
6. QtXGame has a built-in GUI based solver engine for linear programs based on the linear programming solver Gurobi.
7. QtXGame can work with any kind of matrix transformations and data structures.
8. QtXGame can solve standard problems like PQP and DFP.
9. QtXGame supports arbitrary matrix transformations.
10. QtXGame can work in GNU Radio using the graph part.
11. QtXGame can work in the lab editor.
12. QtXGame is highly extensible. It is based on Qt that will allow user to create additional solvers, matrix transformations and utilities.
QtXGame Solvers:
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QtXGame supports solving problems using solvers provided by the application.
QtXGame provides a general solver engine for linear programming problems (Gurobi).
QtXGame provides a solver engine for dynamic programming problems (cppad).
QtXGame supports problems from non-linear programming solvers (CPLEX, SOPLEX, GLPSOL, SeDuMi).
QtXGame provides a solver engine for general integer programming problems (Gurobi).
QtXGame supports problems from combinatorial optimization solvers (CPLEX, SOPLEX, GLPSOL, SeDuMi).
QtXGame supports extended mathematical models in games.
QtXGame also provides a solver for standard problems (PQP and DFP).
QtXGame Extensions:
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Provides a simple and intuitive interface to manage all game-related aspects including games, solvers and solvers parameters.

I have spent the first couple days trying to configure and get it running properly and it is definitely a mess. I found a number of posts and spent hours trying to find solutions on StackOverflow, but for some reason I can’t get the project to run. The error I get is Qt is not in the path or doesn’t load properly, or can’t find libraries required. I’m using Windows 7 with the MinGW toolchain installed with Qt.
I have tried a number of different configuration methods, including putting the headers/libraries in the MinGW directory, and editing the QMAKE_LIBDIR variable to point to locations outside MinGW, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
Edit:
The Qt help for MinGW says that this should work:

You can set the search path for Qt using the variable:

QTDIR=/path/to/Qt/installed/path

but I get the same issue every time. In my.pro file I have added:
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# Project created by QtCreator 2018-05-08T12:16:29
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QT += core gui qml

TARGET = QtXGame
CONFIG += console

TEMPLATE = app

SOURCES += main.cpp\
mainwindow.cpp \
solver.cpp

HEADERS += mainwindow.h \
solver.h

FORMS += mainwindow.ui \
solverwindow.ui

LIBS += -L/path/to/qt\instaled/lib -lQt5Gui \
-lQt5Cored
INCLUDEPATH += /path/to/qt\instaled/include

Edit:
I removed the libraries from the -L and the -l flag and added the paths to the directories that the Qt library is in, but I can’t seem to get it to work. I also added the include path with the same result.

OK, after so many hours

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QtXGame is an intuitive, extensible, modern application designed to enable users to create and solve extensive and strategic games related to Game Theory.
The application’s extensibility will allow users to create and add their own games, solvers and matrix transformations.
An intuitive UI is designed with the user in mind and allows for easy configuration. The application is compatible with both Windows and Mac. QtXGame has been tested to work with Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 10.1, and both 32 and 64 bit versions of Mac.
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The application is designed to allow for the creation and solving of games, which can range anywhere from single player (against a computer or human opponent), to multiple player games (PONLY or vONLY) as well as simultaneous games. There is no limit to the number of players allowed in a game. Players can also be added and removed at any time without the need for restarting the game.
The application can be configured to run as a stand alone solution, or within the editor environment.
The editor environment is designed to accommodate many different types of games.
The editor environment is designed to allow you to configure the environment with ease, including adding and removing players, adding and removing solvers, and changing player and solver configurations.
Easy-to-use matrix transformations are supported.
Additional features include:
– Local and Online Play:
The application can play against a computer or human opponent. The ability to add or remove players allows for an unlimited number of players per session. Players can be added or removed at any time without the need for restarting the game.
Two separate windows are used to render the player and game board. The GameWindow provides the UI for the game itself, and the PlayerWindow displays the players. Games can also be played online, which involves playing over the internet. This option allows for the ability to have multiple players connected to one session.
– Multiple Matrices:
Games are represented by a matrix of numbers, whose dimensions are the number of players and the number of variables. For example, a game of four players and three variables would have a matrix size of [4; 3].
There is no limit to the number of matrices that can be played simultaneously. For example, two players can play against each other over two solvers, or four players can play against each other over four solvers.
– Random Number

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