Installation
How to install Ada and add as a dependency
Ada is available on different programming languages such as C++, Python, Go, Rust or LuaJIT.
Homebrew
Ada is available through Homebrew. Homebrew is kept up to date with the recent releases of Ada.
Run the following command to install Ada to your macOS computer:
brew install ada-urlbrew install ada-urlBuild from source
Requirements
The project is self-contained and has no dependency. A recent C++ compiler supporting C++17. We test GCC 9 or better, LLVM 10 or better and Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.
Compiling
Ada uses cmake as a build system. It's recommended to have cmake available in your system.
Run the following commands to compile and build Ada locally.
Prepare build
The following command prepares the build.
cmake -B buildcmake -B buildBuild
Run the following command to build Ada on your system.
cmake --build buildcmake --build buildRun tests
Run the following ctest command to validate your build.
ctest --output-on-failure --test-dir buildctest --output-on-failure --test-dir buildWindows
Windows users need additional flags to specify the build configuration, e.g. --config Release.
Docker
The project can also be built via docker using default docker file of repository with following commands.
Build
Build and prepare the docker file
docker build -t ada-builderdocker build -t ada-builderRun
Run the tests
docker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}:/repo ada-builderdocker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}:/repo ada-builderAmalgamation
You may amalgamate all source files into only two files (ada.h and ada.cpp) by typing executing the Python
3 script singleheader/amalgamate.py. By default, the files are created in the singleheader directory.
./singleheader/amalgamate.py./singleheader/amalgamate.py