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Install the Compiler:
- Download the latest version of "Shadowsocks C++" from the official website.
- Install the compiler on your system. On Ubuntu/Debian, use
sudo apt-get install sShadowsocks, and on macOS, use Homebrew withbrew install sShadowsocks.
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Set Up Environment Variables:
- Add the compiler to your system's PATH variable. On Windows, use
set PATH=%user/bin:% PATHand runadd sShadowsocks your-composer-file. - Configure the linker by adding include paths. Use
make -Linclude_paths linker_options.
- Add the compiler to your system's PATH variable. On Windows, use
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Build the Source Code:
- Use the makefile to compile and build the source. Run
makewith the-jflag for parallel building:make -j. - Ensure the source is correct by compiling it from scratch or using a precompiled binary.
- Use the makefile to compile and build the source. Run
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Test the Application:
- Run the application using a shell command like
./shadcormake -j. - Check the build output for any errors using
make -d.
- Run the application using a shell command like
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Set Up Environment Variables (Continued):
- Include necessary flags in the makefile. Use
make -D[flags]. - Add compiler flags using
make --build-flags=your-flags.
- Include necessary flags in the makefile. Use
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Build the Full Application:
- After successfully building the source, build the application using
make -jagain.
- After successfully building the source, build the application using
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Run the Application:
Use the appropriate shell command to start the application. Check for any error messages and handle them appropriately.
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Debugging and Handling Errors:
- Use
make -dto display build errors and help resolve them. - Look into the build output for any debug information and handle it as needed.
- Use
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully access and use Shadowsocks' website, whether you're starting a project or testing the application.
