Set of tools to make the development easier.
Adds clang-format and clang-tidy targets to the project.
Example:
include(clang-cxx-dev-tools)
add_dev_tools_targets(
CPP_SEARCH_PATHS ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src
CPP_EXTENSIONS ".cpp" ".h"
USE_GLOB_RECURSIVE ON
)Arguments
CPP_SEARCH_PATHS - paths to search for cpp sources and headers.
CPP_EXTENSIONS - extensions of cpp sources and headers.
USE_GLOB_RECURSIVE - whether to use glob recursive (DEFAULT: ON).
TARGET_NAME_PREFIX - prefix for target names (DEFAULT: "${PROJECT_NAME}").
Description
After adding the targets, the project will have the following targets:
${TARGET_NAME_PREFIX}-clang-format- runs clang-format on the source files.${TARGET_NAME_PREFIX}-clang-tidy- runs clang-tidy on the source files.
By default, it takes .clang-format and .clang-tidy from the root dir of the project.
I found this script useful for checking code style on CI and one-click formatting from the IDE.
Adds cmake macros for beautiful messages.
Example:
include(message)
add_subdir_with_message("foo")
# prints "======= SUBDIRECTORY: FOO ======="
begin_header(cmake)
begin_header(is)
begin_header(awesome)
begin_header(isn't)
begin_header(it.)
begin_header(Amount)
begin_header(of)
begin_header(tabs)
begin_header(increases.)
end_header()
end_header()
end_header()
end_header()
end_header()
end_header()
end_header()
end_header()
# prints:
# ======= CMAKE =======
# **** is ****
# --- awesome ---
# isn't
# it.
# Amount
# of
# tabs
# increases.
h1(H1)
h2(H2)
h3(H3)
# prints:
# ======= H1 =======
# **** H2 ****
# --- H3 ---Sets up ccache, ninja and some optimizations for the project.
Include it after project declaration.
Introduces a bunch of enable_* commands.
Create pkg config for the targets.
Example:
include(pkg-build-config)
pkg_build_config(NAME "lib${LIBGIT2_FILENAME}"
VERSION ${libgit2_VERSION}
DESCRIPTION "The git library, take 2"
LIBS_SELF ${LIBGIT2_FILENAME}
PRIVATE_LIBS ${LIBGIT2_PC_LIBS}
REQUIRES ${LIBGIT2_PC_REQUIRES})Split the source files up into their appropriate subdirectories.
Add compiler flag if the compiler supports it.