This gem generate source files needed for CMakeLists.txt

Build and Install:

$ git clone https://github.com/shiyj/cmaker.git
$ cd cmaker
$ gem build cmaker.gemspec
$ gem install cmaker-x.x.x.gem

$ cd /path/to/your/project
$ cmaker -c
$ vi conf.yaml
$ cmaker

you will get a cmakelists.txt /path/to/your/project.

You Must Edit the conf.yaml file By Hand BEFORE you execute cmaker

You Must Edit the CMakeLists.txt file if you want to set other command options of cmake

The conf.yaml is the config which was used to create the CMakeLists.txt. But the default file created by cmaker -c is useless to your Project, so you must edit it yourself.

1. First, you should give the project a name after the key world project_name: ,
2. Second, add the include header folders to include_dir: array,
3. Third, add an subitem in library: or executable: array and each subitem must have three attribute: name: ,fold:,link_lib_name:

here is an examplye:

project_name: demo
include_dir: [lib]
library:
  [
    {name: geodemo,fold: [lib],link_lib_name: []}
  ]
executable:
  [
    {name: main,fold: [src],link_lib_name: [geodemo]}
  ]

This config tell cmaker that :

1. I want to compile the source file in lib to a libary( a .dll/.lib or .so/.a), and the source file in src to a executable program.
2. Besides, I named the library after 'geodemo' which will create a geodemo.dll or libgeodemo.so .
3. The executable program main will link the library geodemo.dll or libgeodemo.so.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request