Gradle-cpp-plugin

Overview

The gradle-cpp-plugin can be used to build c++ projects. This plugin does not compile directly c++ source files, but let the 'traditionals c tools' (cmake, make,…) to do it. The plugins task just call these tools.

The plugins add these features to the 'tradionals c tools' :

• Dependencies management
• Structure directories conventions
• Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) of tasks (compilation --> test --> assembly --> deploy
• Packaging
• Deployment on remote repository (ex. Nexus)
• possibility to create multi-modules project

Documentations

• Test reports
• Groovydoc
• The readme

Continuous Integration

The gradle-ccp-plugin use Travis continuous integration server. Coveralls is used for code coverage. Releases versions are deployed on the Gradle plugin repository and can be used directly for every c++ project.

Modules

To simplify the configurations of the C build tools, some modules are provided. At this time only cmake modules are provided.

Provided lists :

• CMake modules

Authors and Contributors

• Jérémie Guidoux (@jguidoux)

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