cmake-init
A sophisticated CMake template for modern C and C++ projects, providing best practices for cross-platform development.
What is cmake-init?
cmake-init is a sophisticated copy-and-paste template for setting up modern C and C++ projects using CMake. It provides a collection of CMake best practices to handle all aspects of software development, including programming, testing, quality assurance, deployment, and documentation. The template is designed to be modular, flexible, and idiomatic, ensuring reliable and cross-platform project setups.
C and C++ developers and teams who need a robust, standardized starting point for new projects, especially those targeting Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms.
Developers choose cmake-init because it encapsulates years of CMake expertise into a ready-to-use template, saving time and reducing errors. Its modular design allows customization while enforcing best practices, and it supports the entire development lifecycle out of the box.
Overview
Template for reliable, cross-platform C++ project setup using cmake.
Use Cases
Best For
- Starting a new cross-platform C++ library or application
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