CMake is used to build (almost) everything present in this repository. For your convenience,
we've included a Makefile to automate all common build scenarios on Linux.
Type $ make in the root of this repository for more information.
At this time, the Makefiles are only designed for Linux. If you are building on another system, you can interact with CMake directly.
Because we've included the contents of the original source distributions for each library, you can still build each for any scenario the library officially supports. More information about each library and its build system can be found in that library's respective README files, which are included in its folder.
We've tailored the master build system to compile all the libraries for a Linux development environment. The build systems in our other repositories are designed to look for this repository by default for all dependencies.
From this root directly, simply run $ make all to build all of the libraries.
Alternatively, you can run $ make <library> to build an individual library.
If you're using the master build system, it will automatically copy all headers
and compiled library files into the libs directory. After compiling, you can point
your compiler and linker directly to libs/include and libs/lib.