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Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ - Exercises

papuc_exercises

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Update your fork with changes from the common repository

In the root directory of the project:

1. add common repository as a git remote:

   git remote add upstream https://github.com/NadzwyczajnaGrupaRobocza/papuc_exercises.git

2. pull common repository changes to local cache

   git fetch upstream

3. make sure you're at your main brach

   git checkout master

4. merge upstream changes to your checkout

   git pull --rebase upstream master

Only step 4 is needed to later repeat the procedure

Initialize gtest submodule

In the root directory of the project:

1. Make git aware of the fact we have submodule

   git submodule init

2. Actually pull the submodules

   git submodule update

You're now ready to compile stuff.

Build instructions

In the root directory of the project do the following:

1. create build directory and enter it

   mkdir build; cd build

2. run cmake and point it ot the root dir

   cmake ..

3. run make (point it to the desired target binary) e.g.

   make <target-name>

Note that target name is the same as first argument given to cmake add_executable function.

Adding own code to the build system:

1. Move your files to your user directory (<project-root>/<user-prefix>/...)

2. Edit the CMakeLists.txt file in your user directory.

   • In "add_executable" command, replace empty.cpp with the name of your source file.
   • You can add more source files to the add_executable command - it takes in a space separated list of files of any length.

3. Follow the build instructions to let the cmake magic happen.