Preparation
The TEN framework supports Windows, Linux, and Mac as development environments, but it is recommended to use Linux or Mac.
Development Environment
Linux
Using Ubuntu as an example, you must first install the following packages:
gcc: One of the C/C++ compilers supported by the TEN framework.
clang: Another C/C++ compiler supported by the TEN framework.
clang-format: A code formatting tool used by the TEN framework during runtime.
clang-tidy: A static code analyzer.
cmake: The build system. The version must be greater than 3.13.
Python3: Required for the TEN framework Python binding.
pytest: Used for the TEN framework's integration testing.
Mac
To set up your Mac development environment, you need the following:
XCode
CocoaPods
Personal Account
Follow these instructions to prepare the environment:
Since the version of cmake
installed via brew
might be outdated, if so, you need to install cmake
from the official website and set up a symbolic link.
If cmake
cannot find clang-tidy
, you can resolve the issue with the following command:
To build various language bindings for the TEN framework, you can install the required languages using the following command:
Windows
If you need to develop the TEN framework on Microsoft Windows, you can manually install the following packages:
Visual Studio Community Version (up to 2022)
Be sure to select the clang-related tools and add the clang binary path to the
PATH
environment variable.cmake
python
⚠️ Note: When installing
cmake
/python
on Windows, the installation path should not contain spaces.
ten_gn
The TEN framework uses ten_gn
as its build system. ten_gn
is a build system based on Google GN. The source code for ten_gn
is located in the core/ten_gn
directory of the TEN framework repository. Add the ten_gn
directory path to the system PATH
in your development environment.
Using Docker Containers
We provide pre-written Docker files that allow you to create a container with all the necessary packages required to build the TEN framework from source.
Ubuntu 18.04
Navigate to tools/docker_for_building/ubuntu/18.04
and run the following commands to create and enter the build environment.
Ubuntu 21.10
Follow the same steps as for Ubuntu 18.04, but use the following command to enter the Ubuntu 21.10 build container.
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