Requirements

You need a properly implemented C++17 compiler.

Maki is tested with these compilers:

Visual Studio 2022;
GCC 10, 11 and 12;
Clang 13, 14 and 15.

Important: Building Maki tests and examples causes Visual Studio 2017 and 2019 to fail with internal compiler errors.

Installation and Usage

Maki being a header-only library, you don't have to build it.

To install it into your project, you can either:

use the GitHub repository as a git submodule and select a tagged revision on the main branch;
download the latest tagged revision of the main branch and copy the maki subdirectory wherever suits you.

If you use CMake, you'd likely want to add_subdirectory() the maki subdirectory. Its CMakeLists.txt script doesn't depend on anything. It defines a maki target that you can use like so:

target_link_libraries(MyExecutable PRIVATE maki)

You can then #include Maki headers from your MyExecutable program and start using the library.