monorepo for cppfw libraries

Repositories of cppfw libraries are added as submodules under the repos/ directory.

Building with CMake

Prerequisites

• VCPKG installed and VCPKG_ROOT environment variable set accordingly

• All submodules fetched (non-recursively)

  git submodule update --init

• Linux: pkg-config, zip, libgl1-mesa-dev, libgtk-3-dev installed

  sudo apt install pkg-config zip libgl1-mesa-dev libgtk-3-dev

Building

cd build/cmake
cmake . --preset rel
cmake --build --preset rel

Test applications binaries will be put to out/rel/exe directory.

Also dbg preset is available for debug builds. Replace rel with dbg in the above commands to build debug version.

Running apps

For example, if we want to run ruis-app2 test application, we can do it like this:

cd build/cmake
cmake --build --preset rel --target run-ruis-app2-app-opengl

To list all cmake targets, one can use:

cmake --build --preset rel --target help

Building on Windows

Basically the same general steps are applicable for Windows.

To simplify the process, some command scripts are provided to automate the process of fetching submodules, installing vcpkg and generating Microsoft Visual Studio project.

TODO: update these instructions, might be obsolete

On Windows one can use the provided command scripts:

• msvc2022_gen.cmd - fetches submodules, installs vcpkg and generates Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 project

• msvc2022_build.cmd - generates Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 project and builds Release target

• msvc2022_open.cmd - generates Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 and opens it in the IDE

Adding your own projects

You can create your own applications inside apps subdirectory. Make sure to have your CMakeLists.txt inside apps/<your_app_name>/build/cmake directory and build scripts will add it to the project automatically.