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Building fastd
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Dependencies
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* libuecc (>= v6; >= v7 recommended; developed together with fastd)
* libsodium or NaCl (for most crypto methods)
* bison (>= 2.6)
* pkg-config
Optional:
* libcap (if ``capabilities`` is enabled; Linux only; can be disabled if you don't need POSIX capability support)
* libmnl (for L2TP offload support; Linux only)
* libjson-c (if ``status_socket`` is enabled)
* libssl (if ``cipher_aes128-ctr`` is enabled)
Building
~~~~~~~~
Starting with v20, fastd uses the Meson build system.
::
# Get fastd (or use the release tarballs)
git clone https://github.com/NeoRaider/fastd.git
# Set up a build dir
meson setup fastd fastd-build -Dbuildtype=release
cd fastd-build
# Build fastd, binary can be found in the src subdir of the build dir
ninja
# Install in the system
ninja install
Build settings
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The build can be configured using the command ``meson configure``; running it
without any additional arguments will show all available variables. Settings can
be passed to ``meson setup`` or ``meson configure`` using ``-DVARIABLE=VALUE``.
* By default, fastd will build against libsodium. If you want to use NaCl instead, add ``-Duse_nacl=true``
* If you have a recent enough toolchain (GCC 4.8 or higher recommended), you can enable link-time optimization by
adding ``-Db_lto=true``
* Instead of using an installed version of libmnl, it is possible to build it
as part of fastd itself by setting ``-Dlibmnl_builtin=true``. This is
recommended for constrained targets only and not for regular Linux
distributions.
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