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user2148564
user2148564

Reputation: 41

c++ code organisation with svn and cmake

I am working on several C++ projects on my local computer. They all use some common libs and headers. The file structure is like this:

-bin
-lib
-include
-devel
   -project1
      -src
   -project2
      -src
-doc

I am using Eclipse IDE and i set all the relative paths. It compiles the executables to the bin folder and uses libs/includes within the structure. It works fine.

Now I need to import all the projects into an SVN repository so that different people can access and develop codes.

And i wondering if there is a way to have this structure in the SVN server? So when someone checks out a project, he can just start working on it without organising the libs or headers. He will just check out, and all the relative linking will be done. Can i use CMake for this purpose?

I am using Eclipse with subclipse plugin.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 223

Answers (1)

fatihk
fatihk

Reputation: 7919

SVN can already maintain such a folder hierarchy. If you used some svn interface like Turtoise SVN, you would just need to right click on a node and select "Add Folder" and it will automatically add all the sub folders and files in them into the repository.

Upvotes: 1

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