Are you ready to make magic with C++ in minutes?

• gtest
• glog
• gflags
• thrift
• cross platform for docker funs

You will need:

• Docker
• CMake 3.1+ installed (on a Mac, run brew install cmake)
• If you prefer to code in a great IDE, I highly recommend VSCode. It is fully compatible with this project.

Run a docker instance and just work, no efforts to install deps.

./admin/dev.sh

For the docker image used by this project, check out chatopera/cmake:3.14.3

If you still want to install the basic dependencies by your side, run below script.

./admin/install-3rd.sh # it is for Ubuntu only currently.

This script would execute every command in cmake/install in order.

cd cpp-kick-starter
# build
mkdir -p build/debug
cd build/debug
cmake ../..
make
# run
src/divider/divider 1 5

# run tests
src/divider/divider_tests

# install
make install

There are three empty folders: lib, bin, and include. Those are populated by make install.

The rest should be obvious: src is the sources.

Now we can build this project, and below we show three separate ways to do so.

• src/* — C++ code that ultimately compiles into a library
• src/*/*_test.cpp - C++ code to test each component.
• bin/, lib, include are all empty directories, until the make install install the project artifacts there.

• src/division - a library.
• src/divider - an executable target which depends on division as a lib.

• Get started with CMake

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