The build dependencies are

• CMake 3.22 or newer
• C99 compiler

In order to build the project on windows you'll need

• git
• cmake
• Visual Studio 2022 (make sure to select Desktop development with C++ in the installer)

if you have all these then you should be able to build the project by running

build.bat

and after the build is completed successfully the program can be run with

cabor.bat

alternatively, the executables can be found at build/bin/Debug or build/bin/Release. The cabor.bat script runs the release build by default.

For Linux/macOS just make sure you have Git, CMake and Xcode/GCC installed using your package manager of choice. For macOS the easiest options is probably to use homebrew to install the said packages. On macOS you could also use Xcode (Apple Clang) to build the project. CMake can generate XCode project for you.

./build.sh

and after the build is completed successfully the program can be run with

./cabor.sh

alternatively, the executables can be found at build/release/bin and build/debug/bin. The script cabor.sh runs the release build by default.

For Ubuntu 2022.04 LTS it's possible to run this script to build the project without having any of the dependencies. It's not recommended that you run this as it has the side effect of doing full system upgrade but in case you're running a vm this could be used.

curl --output b.sh --url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tykky/cabor/main/ci/bootsrap-ubuntu202204LTS.sh && sudo chmod +x b.sh && sudo ./b.sh && cd cabor && sudo chmod +x build.sh && sudo chmod +x cabor.sh && sudo ./build.sh

after doing that the program can be run as usual

./cabor.sh

For Windows (using cmd.exe) there is a similar script that does everything for you. Again it's only really recommended if you're building this on a VM. The script will download chocolatey and install git, cmake and visual studio build tools using the package manager.

curl.exe --output b.bat --url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tykky/cabor/main/ci/bootstrap-win2022.bat & b.bat & build.bat

Afer running that you should be able to run the program as usual:

cabor.bat

For macOS there is script that works for both Apple silicon and x64 using Sonoma 14.3:

curl --output b.sh --url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tykky/cabor/main/ci/bootsrap-macos12.sh && chmod +x b.sh && ./b.sh && cd cabor && chmod +x build.sh && chmod +x cabor.sh && ./build.sh

the scripts install the homebrew package manager and install required dependencies. Again this is not recommended but if your running this on some throw-away cloud instance it could be used. After running that you should be able to run the program with

./cabor.sh