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Installation using conda

The latest clingo-dl release is available using the conda-forge channel:

conda install -c conda-forge clingo-dl

Furthermore, releases and development versions can also be installed from the potassco and potassco/label/dev channels.

Installation using pip

For the latest release use:

pip install --upgrade clingo-dl

or the latest development version:

pip install --upgrade --extra-index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ clingo-dl

Requirements

  • a C++17 conforming compiler
    • at least gcc version 7.0
    • at least clang version 4.0
    • at least msvc++ 14.11 ([vs][Visual Studio] 2017 15.3)
    • other compilers might work
  • the cmake build system
    • at least version 3.16 is recommended
    • at least version 3.1 is required
  • the clingo ASP solver
    • at least version 5.5
  • optionally, the python programming language
    • at least version 3.6

Build, Install, and Test

To build clingo-dl in its default configurations in release mode, run

cmake -H<SOURCE_DIR> -B<BUILD_DIR> -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build <BUILD_DIR>

The resulting binaries and shared libraries will be in <BUILD_DIR>/bin and are ready to use.

To install all binaries and development files under cmake's install prefix (see the build options), run

cmake --build <BUILD_DIR> --target install

Build Options

The most important options to control the build are

  • Variable CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE should be set to Release. (Default: unset)
  • Variable CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX controls where to install clingo-dl. (Default: /usr/local/bin)

Cmake's -L option can be used to get an overview over the variables that can be set for building clingo-dl. To get clingo-dl specific options, run

cmake -H<SOURCE_DIR> -B<BUILD_DIR> -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -LH

or, to also print important cmake specific configuration variables, run

cmake -H<SOURCE_DIR> -B<BUILD_DIR> -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -LAH

Options and variables can be passed to cmake on the command line using -D<VARIABLE>=<VALUE> or by editing <BUILD_DIR>/CMakeCache.txt after running cmake.