Build applications

The TEN framework provides language-specific build systems to compile applications and addons including extensions, extension groups, and protocols. TEN uses build processes that vary by language but follow consistent patterns for each platform and architecture combination. This guide covers how to build TEN projects using the appropriate build tools for each supported language.

The TEN framework uses ten_gn, a build system based on Google's GN, to compile C++ applications and extensions.

When building C++ projects, specify the following parameters:

• Platform: linux, mac, win
• Architecture: x86, x64, arm, arm64
• Build type: debug, release

To build a C++ application, run the following commands in the project root directory:

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ten_gn gen <os> <arch> <build_type>

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ten_gn build <os> <arch> <build_type>

You can build C++ addons such as extensions, extension groups, and protocols using the same process as applications:

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ten_gn gen <os> <arch> <build_type>

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ten_gn build <os> <arch> <build_type>

The TEN framework uses standard Go commands with TEN-specific build scripts for Go projects.

To build a Go application, run this command in the project root directory:

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go run ten_packages/system/ten_runtime_go/tools/build/main.go