sdbus-c++ is a C++ D-Bus library meant to provide high-level, expressive, easy-to-use interfaces in modern C++. It adds another layer of abstraction on top of sd-bus, a nice, fresh C D-Bus implementation by systemd.
sdbus-c++ has been written primarily as a replacement of dbus-c++, which currently suffers from a number of (unsolved) bugs, concurrency issues and inherent design limitations. sdbus-c++ has learned from dbus-c++ and tries to come up with a simple design that is flexible and friendly to the user and inherently free of those bugs.
Option for building the stub code generator `sdbus-c++-xml2cpp` for generating the adaptor and proxy interfaces out of the D-Bus IDL XML description. Default value: `OFF`. Use `-DBUILD_CODE_GEN=ON` flag to turn on building the code gen.
*`BUILD_DOC` [boolean]
Option for building Doxygen documentation of sdbus-c++ API. If `BUILD_DOC` is enabled, the documentation must still be built explicitly through `make doc`. Default value: `ON`. Use `-DBUILD_DOC=OFF` to disable searching for Doxygen and building Doxygen documentation of sdbus-c++ API.
Option for building sdbus-c++ unit and integration tests, invokable by `make test`. That incorporates downloading and building static libraries of Google Test. Default value: `OFF`. Use `-DBUILD_TESTS=ON` to enable building the tests. With this option turned on, you may also enable/disable the following options:
*`C++17` - the library uses C++17 `std::uncaught_exceptions()` feature. When building sdbus-c++ manually, make sure you use a compiler that supports that feature.
*`libsystemd` - systemd library containing sd-bus implementation. This library is part of systemd. Systemd at least v236 is needed. (Non-systemd environments are also supported, see the [tutorial](doc/using-sdbus-c++.md#solving-libsystemd-dependency) for more information.)
Contributions that increase the library quality, functionality, or fix issues are very welcome. To introduce a change, please submit a pull request with a description.
