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Dolarun, 2022-02-07 19:17:54

Which libraries are well-compiled, where to take an example?

Hello, I am writing a simple graphic library for study. I want to write qualitatively using statistical, dynamic libraries, for practice, so to speak. I also want to make a little documentation, but I don’t really know what to write in it. Yes, and I want to see the file structure in the best way
(while I stopped at the lib (static lib), bin (dll), include (headers), source folders ). I am writing in C ++, can you please send me links from the git, where can I peep the well-implemented libraries?

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Stanislav Makarov, 2022-02-07
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header-only: nlohmann_json
compiled: fmt , zeromq , libuv
It's worth warning that even in decent libraries in CMake scripts and in the build infrastructure in general, terrible game can occur (somewhere - because of the need to support old versions of CMake, somewhere - then - because no one cares while it works), so if you are going to use this build system, immediately read here: https://cliutils.gitlab.io/modern-cmake/ . Here is a good example of a project structure.

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