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Building EnScrypt

For a higher level overview, see README.md.

Setting up the build environment

EnScrypt uses the CMake build system. CMake will create project files for your target platform. In order to support multiple toolchains (cross-compilers), the build process has to work a little bit differently than you may be used to.

To get started:

$ git clone https://github.com/Novators/EnScrypt.git
$ cd EnScrypt

Building for Android

At this time, android builds are only supported on Linux based systems. The android build requires the following executables to be installed on your system:

  • ant
  • zip
  • android

These may be available through your system's package manager.

You'll need the latest Android NDK linked to EnScrypt/ndk.

EnScrypt $ ln -s /opt/android-ndk-r9c ndk

Now, to generate build files and build for both linux and Android:

EnScrypt $ cmake .
EnScrypt $ make

Building for Linux

EnScrypt $ cmake .
EnScrypt $ make

The linux build includes a command line utility and a test suite, both located in EnScrypt/build/linux. To run the tests:

EnScrypt $ cd build/linux
EnScrypt/build/linux $ make check

Linux builds also include install and uninstall targets. To install the library and executable (to /usr/local):

EnScrypt/build/linux $ sudo make install

Building for Windows

The windows build is a little different. To get started:

C:\...\EnScrypt> generate_win32.bat

This will create solution and project files in EnScrypt\build\win32. Open the solution in Visual Studio and build...