onqtam/awesome-cmake

A curated list of awesome CMake resources, scripts, modules and examples.

Work

• 2022-∞: Headjack - The base layer of cyberspace: decentralized identity & content addressing at web-scale
• 2020-2020: Status - Worked on Ethereum 2 Proof of Stake client Nimbus (Beacon Chain)
• 2019-2020: NuoDB (distributed SQL DB) - Sped up C++ builds by 80%, worked on per-statement memory use tracking
• 2018-2019: Implemented hot code-reloading in the compiler of the Nim programming language
• 2016-2018: Worked on open source - doctest (C++ testing framework), rcrl (C++ RELP), game (game engine)
• 2013-2015: Chaos - Integrating V-Ray into Maya - worked on CMake, scene translator, XGen
• 2012-2013: Gameloft - Worked on gameplay/3D/UI/network/engine programming
• older: https://github.com/onqtam/code-evolution

Talks

• Internet 2.0: The Global Brain (slides) - code::dive 2023
• Headjack: Decentralized identity & content addressing at web-scale (slides) - code::dive 2022, Blockchain Sofia
• C++ as Assembly 2.0 - Hello Nim (slides) - code::dive 2019, OpenFest 2019
• The architecture of a modern SQL engine - query compilation, optimization and execution (slides) - C++ Sofia
• Nim - the first compiled language with full support for runtime hot code-reloading (slides) - ACCU 2019, C++ Sofia
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to Faster Builds (slides) - CppOnSea 2019, NDC TechTown 2019, C++ Russia 2019, C++ CoreHard 2019, code::dive 2018, MeetingC++ 2018, Total Chaos 2018, C++ Sofia
• Interactive C++ Compilation (REPL) Done in a Tiny and Embeddable Way (slides) - CppCon 2018, C++ Russia 2018
• Doctest: The Fastest C++ Testing Framework (slides) - CppCon 2017, code::dive, Cpp-Summit, CG2, OpenFest

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• Programming languages: C/C++, Nim, Python, TypeScript
• APIs, libraries & frameworks: Vue.js, Boost, Qt, Kafka, Protocol Buffers, LibClang, Seastar, LLVM
• Other: blockchains, Ethereum, compiler development, algorithms, databases, distributed systems, multi-threaded programming, testing, automation, game development, graphics programming, network programming

awesome-cmake's Issues

CPP starter project

CPP starter project uses some CMakelists. Probably worth to look at.

More Modern CMake has a GitHub Repository

https://github.com/onqtam/awesome-cmake/blame/master/README.md#L62
https://github.com/Bagira80/More-Modern-CMake

cmake-git-semver

https://github.com/nunofachada/cmake-git-semver

Remove all links that point to CMake use in a non-modern way.

Perhaps not right now but in a few months there should be a cleanup - its high time everybody upgraded to at least version 3

Licensing informtion for osg-3rdparty-cmake

The osg-3rdparty-cmake uses a lot of licenses actually, since every dependency it builds have its own license. Hence all dependency specific build scripts must be considered as derivative works and thus must adhere to these licenses.

But the main script which holds everything together is written by me and is using the unlicense.
http://unlicense.org/

Dead link - Resources/Webinars - 404

The link to cmake webinars uner Resources in the project readme returns a custom 404 page. Unable to determine if the same content is being hosted elsewhere. Maybe remove link?

What about to include this to the main awesome list?

Haven't found awesome-cmake in PR or Issues of https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome.