As CHDR is a header-only library, no complex platform-dependent setup is required. Simply include the headers in your project or integrate the library into your build system with ease.
# Add the CHDR library:
add_library(libchdr INTERFACE path_to_chdr/chdr.hpp)
target_include_directories(libchdr INTERFACE path_to_chdr)
# Link CHDR to your project:
target_link_libraries(YourProject PRIVATE
libchdr
)CHDR requires a C++ environment (version 17 or above) with support for the standard library.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| Windows | Tested ✔️ |
| Linux | Tested ✔️ |
| MacOS | Untested ❓ |
| Compiler | Status |
|---|---|
| GCC | Tested ✔️ |
| Clang | Tested ✔️ |
| ICPX | Tested ✔️ |
| MSVC | Untested ❓ |
| Dynamic Analysis | Status |
|---|---|
| Google Sanitizers | Passing ✔️ |
| Valgrind | Passing ✔️ |
At present CHDR does not offer compatibility with languages other than C++. We prioritise consolidating and enhancing the set of features offered by our library before extending its support to other languages.
Each programming language has its unique characteristics and paradigms. With this in mind our strategy for supporting a specific language would be determined by its compatibility with C++ and the performance efficiency it offers. The support may be facilitated through language wrappers (interfaces to the library's compiled code) or ports (rewriting parts or all of the library in the target language), whichever is more suited.