1.1 Implementation of project components
The project itself is different from the third-party development package, and the unified directory structure can be used directly, and the source code must be included in the configuration management, and the fine-grained version control is required.
In response to the above features, the source code structure organization of the component to the component is shown in the following figure:
table of Contents
Description
Note
build
Build a script and IDE project file
Incorrecting configuration management
Include
The public header file (ie interface) directory of the component, depending on its component, will add a header file to its header file to contain the lookup path by setting the environment variable.
Incorrecting configuration management
SRC
Source code of the component, including private header files
Incorrecting configuration management
DOC
User reference document
Incorrecting configuration management
Test
Verify that the component is successfully compiled, installed test code
Incorrecting configuration management
Lib
Components ultimately provide a static library and dynamic library to the project other components
It is usually generated by the build script in the compilation step.
bin
executable file
It is usually generated by the build script in the compilation step.
Build a script to perform steps:
First, initialization (-init) is performed, ready to compile tool configuration; execute clear work (Clean), get clean work space; complete build preparation (-PREP), create some temporary directory and target directory (lib); automatic compilation ( Autobuild, generate the target library in the lib directory, generate executables in the bin directory; turn on the installation process (INSTALL), set an environment variable to point to the current root directory of this development package; Test Build, generate test execution File; Execute Test (TEST), the verification component is installed successfully, using its components can be properly compiled, and can be tested.
