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Building and Using QCoro

Building QCoro

QCoro uses CMake build system. You can pass following options to the cmake command when building QCoro to customize the build:

  • -DQCORO_BUILD_EXAMPLES - whether to build examples or not (ON by default).
  • -DQCORO_ENABLE_ASAN - whether to build QCoro with AddressSanitizer (OFF by default).
  • -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS - whether to build QCoro as a shared library (OFF by default).
  • -DBUILD_TESTING - whether to build tests (ON by default).
  • -DUSE_QT_VERSION - set to 5 or 6 to force a particular version of Qt. When not set the highest available version is used.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. <CMAKE FLAGS>
make
# This will install QCoro into /usr/local/ prefix, change it by passing -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
# to the cmake command above.
sudo make install

Add it to your CMake

find_package(QCoro REQUIRED)

# Set necessary compiler flags to enable coroutine support
qcoro_enable_coroutines()

...

target_link_libraries(your-target QCoro::QCoro)