Developing C++ applications can be hard, but there are a lot of tools to make that task easier. Compiler warnings, hardening options, sanitizers, and static analyzers are some examples of that. At the same time, CMake became the go-to building tool for C++ projects, so this repository serves as a hub of CMake utilities for C++ development
- Copy the desired file to your project
- Include it in your
CMakeLists.txt - Call the defined function with your target and desired options
Defines the cppmake_enable_warnings function that adds warning options to the target's private compiler options
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| TARGET <target> | Defines the target |
| AS_ERRORS | Enables treating warnings as errors |
Defines the cppmake_sanitize function that adds sanitizer options to the target's private compiler and link options
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| TARGET <target> | Defines the target |
| LEAK | Enables LeakSanitizer |
| STACK | Enables SafeStack |
| MEMORY | Enables MemorySanitizer |
| THREAD | Enables ThreadSanitizer |
| ADDRESS | Enables AddressSanitizer |
| UNDEFINED | Enables UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer |
Note: At least one sanitizer must be specified in the arguments