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biicode

biicode is a c/c++ dependency manager.

Documentation

biicode documentation can be found at http://docs.biicode.com/. Docs are open source too, feel free to contribute at biicode/docs.

Install biicode from sources

Follow biicode installation instructions here.

Repositories

biicode consists of different python modules. We host the main ones in this repository as git submodules:

Contribute

Please read the terms and rules in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

License

These repositories are licensed under MIT license. See LICENSE file for more info.

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review bii find command use

Currently when using the [includes] section in the biicode.conf file and manually adding the [requirements]. If you execute bii find after that it will remove the "unused requirements".

Check this out and update the examples using this feature.

publish as dev - reuse

Publish as dev and depend on it - check if your code is reusable

Place this in publishing section.

review Arduino examples

As bii arduino:build no longer exists:

ERROR: Build your program with:

bii cpp:build

NOTE: Before building an Arduino project you should configure your project (just once):

1. "bii arduino:settings": Configure IDE, board, etc
2. "bii cpp:configure -t arduino": Activate toolchain

Tutorial sobre el Uso de OpenCV

Hay que escribir en Mardown un tutorial sobre como usar OpenCV en biicode. Debajo tienes las intrucciones del equipo OpenCV:

What I can suggest is that we have a bunch of tutorials (http://docs.opencv.org/ref/master/d9/df8/tutorial_root.html), some of them have been contributed from our users, like this one from Microsoft research guys: http://docs.opencv.org/ref/master/d4/d14/tutorial_windows_visual_studio_image_watch.html

We encourage you to write (using very simple Markdown format) and submit such a tutorial, and then it will be available to our users. At least it will be persistent reminder that there is such tool that they can use.

The tutorial sources are here: https://github.com/Itseez/opencv/tree/master/doc/tutorials
and here is the guide on how to contribute new code/docs to opencv: http://code.opencv.org/projects/opencv/wiki/How_to_contribute

bii build

from version 2.6 and above bii cpp:build and bii cpp:configure is mapped to bii build, try it out and update arduino and rpi sections so it isn't confusing for arduino/rpi users.

Not in cpp docs yet - we will update all cpp docs together

Clion instructions are incorrect

Hello,

http://docs.biicode.com/c++/integration/ides.html#clion

Instructions say to run init inside an existing project. This is wrong:

******@eoj-vm:~/dev/unit_test$ bii init unit_test -l=clion
ERROR: Cannot create project inside other project

However, it's also not possible to configure clion either.

***@eoj-vm:~/dev/unit_test$ bii configure -G "clion"
INFO: Processing changes...
WARN: Changed CMake generator, regenerating project
Running: "cmake" -G "clion" -Wno-dev ../cmake
CMake Error: Could not create named generator clion

I've tried to init the unit_test example with clion.
However, after doing that, the bii find command fails to resolve dependencies.
***@eoj-vm:~/dev/unit_test$ bii find
INFO: Processing changes...
INFO: No deps to find on server

What are proper steps to get the basic unit_test example working with clion?

Thanks,

Ed

boost.lambda example does not work

Referencing:
http://docs.biicode.com/c++/examples/boost.html

First off, after adding the block, the instructions appear to be missing a call to 'bii configure' because without calling that, there is no block level CMakeLists.txt to edit.

So, given that is configured, then when calling 'bii find', the following error occurs:

edwardotis@eoj-vm:~/dev/boost_sample$ bii find
INFO: Processing changes...
INFO: Finding missing dependencies in server
INFO: Looking for boost/lambda...
WARN: Can't find block candidate for: boost/lambda
INFO: Analyzing compatibility for found dependencies...

Which blocks the rest of the instructions from working.

INIT_BIICODE_BLOCK no longer needed

INIT_BIICODE_BLOCK is no longer needed in the CMakeLists.txt biicode files. Just

Actually create targets: EXEcutables and libraries.

ADD_BIICODE_TARGETS()

Try this out first and then remove it out of the docs

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