Building Sapo - sapotools/sapo GitHub Wiki

In order to compile libSapo, the following packages are mandatory:

• a C++17-compatible compiler
• cmake (version >= 3.6)
• make

In addition to the above-mentioned packages, compiling the stand-alone application sapo requires the following software:

• Flex (version >= 2.6.3)
• Bison (version >= 3.6)

Compiling libSapo and sapo

The Sapo source code can be obtained by cloning its GitHub repository:

git clone https://github.com/dreossi/sapo

At the end of the command execution the current directory will include a subdirectory, named sapo, containing the Sapo source code.

Once all the required packages have been installed, build both libSapo and sapo by using the following commands:

cd sapo
cmake .
make

This command generates both the dynamic and the static versions of libSapo and, whenever the requirements are met, produces the executable ./sapo/bin/sapo.

The stand-alone application supports multi-threading even though it only runs one thread by default.

If you prefer to compile plain sequential code, then replace the last two lines of above instructions by

cmake -DTHREADED_VERSION:BOOL=FALSE .
make

Tests

In order to test whether Sapo is properly working in your system, please call from the command line:

make test

Installing the tool

In order to install libSapo and, possibly, sapo system-wise use the command:

make install

The default install directory is /usr/local/. The stand-alone application will be placed in <INSTALL_DIRECTORY}>/bin, the library in <INSTALL_DIRECTORY>/lib, and its header files in <INSTALL_DIRECTORY>/include.

To change the default install directory execute:

cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<INSTALL_DIRECTORY> .
make install

where <INSTALL_DIRECTORY> must be replaced by the aimed installed directory, e.g., /usr or ./.