33 lines
1.2 KiB
CMake
33 lines
1.2 KiB
CMake
# --- Step 1: Create the Library ---
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# Define a library target named "LibExample".
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# We use INTERFACE because it only contains .hpp files (header-only).
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# There are no .cpp files to compile here.
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# TODO: Change to STATIC if you add .cpp files later.
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add_library(LibExample INTERFACE)
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# --- Step 2: Add Header Files to the Library ---
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# This command explicitly lists the header files that belong to the library.
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# This helps Visual Studio display them nicely in the Solution Explorer.
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target_sources(LibExample
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PUBLIC
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list.hpp
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TSingleLinkedListTemplate.hpp
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TDoublyLinkedListTemplate.hpp
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TCircularDoublyLinkedListTemplate.hpp
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queue.hpp
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stack.hpp
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)
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# --- Step 3: Make Headers "Findable" ---
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# This is the most important command here.
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# It tells any other project that links to "LibExample" to add this
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# directory (CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR) to its list of include paths.
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# This is what allows you to write #include "list.hpp" in your main.cpp.
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# Note: CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR is a built-in variable that points to the directory
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target_include_directories(LibExample INTERFACE ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR})
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#TODO: Change INTERFACE to PUBLIC if you add .cpp files later.
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