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| | | # Dependencies |
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| | | This page describes the dependencies of open-license-manager and the supported build environments. |
| | | This page describes the dependencies of `licensecc` and the supported build environments. |
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| | | Dependencies varies with the environment, if you're building the library for the first time we suggest you download or set up one of the supported environments to be sure not to incur in dependency/compiler errors (you can use virtual machines , docker or lxc/lxd technologies). |
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| | | The library is composed by two modules: a license generator `lcc` executable, that also works as a project configuration tool, and the open-license-manager C++ library itself `licensecc` (the part you have to integrate in your application). |
| | | The library is composed by two modules: a license generator `lcc` executable, that also works as a project configuration tool, and the C++ library itself `licensecc` (the part you have to integrate in your application). |
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| | | ## Open-license-manager library `licensecc` dependencies |
| | | ## Library `licensecc` dependencies |
| | | These are the dependencies of the library you have to link to your code. We try to keep them at a minimum. N.B. boost is always optional and it's never linked to your application. |
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| | | | Operating System | Openssl | Zlib | Boost<sup>2</sup> | |