2008-2016 (c) Martin Schweiger and Simon Arridge, University College London
Toast++ is an open-source software suite for image reconstruction in optical tomography. It is developed by Martin Schweiger and Simon Arridge at University College London.
The TOAST suite is available for download online at http://toastplusplus.org.
Please check the TOAST web site regularly for updates.
Toast++ is distributed with a GPL v3 license. Please see file COPYING for details.
Pre-compiled binaries for several computer platforms are hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/toastpp/toastpp/releases
You will need to download two zip files:
- The "Common" package containing device-independent scripts and examples
- One of the platform-dependent packages for Windows, Linux or Mac-OS.
If you are using the pre-compiled packages, just unzip both packages into the same directory. You should end up with a single "toast" root directory.
Note that some unzip utilities, in particular on Windows, store the zip contents
under a directory named after the zip file, e.g. toast_v2.0.0_common.zip ->
toast_v2.0.0_common/
In that case, you will end up with two separate directories, and must merge the two toast subdirectories from both manually.
(Required for both precompiled and compiled installations)
On Linux, type from the terminal prompt:
cd <toast root dir>
export TOASTDIR=$PWD
source toastenv.sh
This step can be skipped for Windows and OS X installations.
To set the Toast++ paths for the Matlab toolbox, type from the Matlab prompt:
cd <toast root dir>
mtoast2_install
Save the paths to make them permanent.
After setting up the TOAST toolbox, you can start by running the included demos. In Matlab, type
doc
Follow the link to the Toast++ Toolbox documentation under "Supplemental Software". This will bring up the main help page of the Toast++ toolbox. Here you find links to the Toast demos (under "Live examples") and tutorial scripts (under "Script tutorials"). It also contains a brief introduction to DOT and links to the Toast++ homepage.
To view a list of the available commands in the Toolbox, type
doc toast2 (lists the core classes and functions)
doc utilities (lists auxiliary functions)
doc gui (lists a few sample applications with user interface)
For troubleshooting, please refer to the TOAST Frequently Asked Question page and the message board, accessible from the TOAST home page. If you cannot resolve a problem, you can contact the authors via the Contacts page.
The Toast++ sources are available from GitHub: (https://github.com/toastpp/toastpp)
To clone the current development version:
git clone https://github.com/toastpp/toastpp.git
Follow the instructions under doc/install to build.