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Specify meson --prefix $INSTALL_PATH build, if you want the build to be configured for installation in a directory other than /usr/local.
Specify <code>meson --prefix $INSTALL_PATH</code> build, if you want the build to be configured for installation in a directory other than <code>/usr/local</code>.
 
The following features are also available for configuration on the meson command by adding <code>-Doption=value</code>:
 
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| tests || Build tests || enabled
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== Installing the Binaries ==
== Installing the Binaries ==

Latest revision as of 15:20, 28 August 2024



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Dependencies

Your build environment will need the following packages installed in order to build LibMISB:

  • jansson
  • cpputest
  • doxygen
  • meson

Apt Get Installation

sudo apt-get install \
cmake \
libjansson-dev \
cpputest \
doxygen \
python3 \
python3-pip \
ninja-build

Meson Installation

Follow the next command to install Meson:

pip3 install --user 'meson<=0.60.3' --force-reinstall

If meson doesn't work, try reboot. Important: Meson version must be less or equal to 0.60.3. You can verify Meson version with the following command

 meson --version

Pre-commit Installation

Run the following command:

 pip3 install pre-commit

LibMISB

LibMISB is a Meson project. This makes it easy to build software packages for a variety of operating systems and platforms, including embedded devices.

Building LibMISB

You can run the following commands:

meson builddir --prefix=/usr
ninja -C builddir

Specify meson --prefix $INSTALL_PATH build, if you want the build to be configured for installation in a directory other than /usr/local.

The following features are also available for configuration on the meson command by adding -Doption=value:

Option Description Default Value
examples Build examples enabled
docs Build documentation with doxygen enabled
tests Build tests enabled

Installing the Binaries

Once the ninja -C build commands completes, you can install the generated binaries:

ninja -C builddir install

If you are trying to install to a system location you will need to run with sudo privileges.

sudo ninja -C builddir install


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