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In order to make the work with Autotools easier and make the process of starting new projects faster and smoother, I decided to create several C/C++ project skeletons. I don’t plan to write all the code in C and C++ - just the lower level components where they are needed - but I already started several new projects and having these skeletons available would definitely make things faster.
I’d like to have the following skeletons:
- C program skeleton
- C library skeleton
- C++ program skeleton
- C++ library skeleton
- C++ header-only library skeleton
- C++ library-with-C-wrapper skeleton
- C++ header-only-library-with-C-wrapper skeleton
The code can be browsed online using the git browser, and it also contains links for cloning. Links are [[here|index]].
The plans:
- [[Features]] - things the skeletons should support
- [[Name Template|name-template]] - how to use the project name in the skeletons, and how it will be substituted with the actual project name
- [[Configuration Options|configuration-options]] - which parameters of the bare skeleton can be changed when generating a ready skeleton for a specific project
Useful materials:
- [[Sources]] - Autotools manuals and related documentation
- [[Tutorials]] - Autotools tutorials on the web
- [[Examples]] - some existing Autotools projects I can use
[[TODO|TODO/OPEN]] have a feature item for the source templates
[[TODO|TODO/OPEN]] consider adding ctor/dtor/op=/copyctor etc. to the class templates. Read about how these functions work, use the C++11 = default and files like Alder/SingleField.hpp can help.