c from source is a fairly simple task (a topic applicable if your consumer program does not already use jemalloc as a <code>malloc()</code> provider or other reasons).</p>
<p >All in all, if you've got a reasonably modern Linux build and runtime environment, and your application is built in at least C++17 mode, then there's nothing too exotic going on that would prevent the use of Flow-IPC (or Flow). Boost, capnp, and jemalloc do not introduce any array of exotic dependencies.</p>
<h2>Error reporting </h2>
