Installation
How to install Ada and add as a dependency
Ada is available on different programming languages such as C++, Python, Go or Rust.
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