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Commata's version numbers strictly comply to
Semantic Versioning only since the major version one.
With the major version zero, each pre-release version has been misapplied to
indicate a bugfix release.
So, for example, 0.2.4-bug1 came after 0.2.4, which is not an order that
Semantic Versioning mandates.
For developers
Commata is written in C++17 and consists only of headers.
All C++ codes in this repository shall compile and link with
Microsoft Visual Studio 2019, 2022, GCC 7.3 and Clang 7.0.
This repository also contains a test of it in src_test directory.
Tests are written on GoogleTest v1.14.0.
Commata employs CMake 3.13 or later to make the test.
You can build it as follows:
At the top directory of the repository, prepare GoogleTest and the tests for
Commata with CMake into build directory:
$ cmake -S . -B build -DCOMMATA_BUILD_TESTS=ON
You can also explicitly specify the geneator, the platform, the build type, and so on. For example:
$ cmake -S . -B build -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" -A x64 -DCOMMATA_BUILD_TESTS=ON
Now you can make and execute the tests.
All you have to do should be cd build, cmake --build ., and then src_test/test_commata.
Or, with Microsoft Visual Studio, open commata.sln in build directory, build test_commata project, and run it.