qiBuild is a generic framework that helps for managing several projects and their dependencies.
It comes with a set of tools:
qiBuild aims to make compilation of your sources easy. It manages dependencies between projects and supports cross-compilation.
By default qiBuild uses libraries provided by your system, but you can also use qiToolchain to manage sets of pre-compiled packages (called toolchains) if you want. Cross-compilation is then just a matter of using a specific toolchain.
qiBuild is truly cross-platform: it is tested on Linux, Mac and Windows. Being based on the well-known CMake build system, it allows you to use your existing tools such as gcc, Make, or Visual Studio.
The qiBuild framework tries hard to stand out of your way: it remains close to standards, and will play nice with other build systems.
qiBuild is composed of two parts:
Read more about qibuild in the Building C++ projects with qibuild, or follow the qibuild Programming guide
The motivation for qisrc is to make it possible to work with several git repositories at the same time.
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qilinguist makes it easier to use gettext in a CMake-based project