rdf4cpp aims to be a stable, modern RDF library for C++.
Current documentation: https://rdf4cpp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
check out the examples directory.
Until its first stable release, rdf4cpp will not be available via Conan Center. Instead, it is available via the artifactory of the DICE Research Group.
You need the package manager Conan installed and set up. You can add the DICE artifactory with:
conan remote add dice-group https://conan.dice-research.org/artifactory/api/conan/tentrisTo use rdf4cpp, add it to your conanfile.txt:
[requires]
rdf4cpp/0.0.32
Note:
If you want to include rdf4cpp without using conan, make sure you also include its dependencies exposed via the rdf4cpp API.
Currently, rdf4cpp builds only on linux with a C++20 compatible compiler. CI builds and tests rdf4cpp with gcc-{13}, clang-{15,16} with libstdc++-13 on ubuntu 22.04.
It is recommended to include build dependencies via conan version 1. Set up Conan as follows on Ubuntu 22.04+:
sudo apt install python3-pip
pip3 install --user "conan<2"
conan user
conan profile new --detect default
conan profile update settings.compiler.libcxx=libstdc++13 default
conan remote add dice-group https://conan.dice-research.org/artifactory/api/conan/tentrisrdf4cpp uses CMake. To build it, run:
cmake -B build_dir # configure and generate
cmake --build build_dir # compileTo install it to your system, run afterward:
sudo make install-DBUILD_EXAMPLES=ON/OFF [default: OFF]: Build the examples.
-DBUILD_TESTING=ON/OFF [default: OFF]: Build the tests.
-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON/OFF [default: OFF]: Build a shared library instead of a static one.
-DUSE_CONAN=ON/OFF [default: ON]: If available, use Conan to retrieve dependencies.