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## Supported OS
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### Linux
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Recent Linux version. Target is all current Ubuntu Desktop LTS versions (up to 5 years).
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### Windoes
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Target is all official supported versions of windows for x86-64 that allows manually installed software. Currently Windows 10+.
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### Windows
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Target is all officially supported versions of Windows for x86-64 that allow manually installed software. Currently Windows 10+.
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## Dependencies
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* A version of g++ with C++17 support. Tested on g++-11
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* libboost-program-options
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## Building
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The only supported build method is using the CMake<br/>
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The only supported build method is using CMake<br/>
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To build do:
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```bash
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./packdata.sh
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Windows build uses MXE (mxe.cc) and Docker. See "Building with Docker".
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## Building using Docker
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As getting a C++ project with many dependencies to compile can be a daunting task then I have provided a couple of Docker images that can perform a build. Both for Windows and Linux.
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Since getting a C++ project with many dependencies to compile can be a daunting task, I have provided a couple of Docker images that can perform a build. Both for Windows and Linux.
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The project should at all time be able to compile on the oldest and latest supported version of Ubuntu. This is tested with Docker.
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