Within Android Studio, I have a directory structure like so:
App
├── CMakeLists.txt
└── src
├── foo
│ ├── CMakeLists.txt
│ ├── foo.cpp
│ └── foo.h
├── main
│ └── cpp
│ ├── CMakeLists.txt
│ └── main.cpp
└── test
├── CMakeLists.txt
└── testDriver.cpp
In main.cpp, I would like to #include "foo.h"
or even #include "fooLib/foo.h"
but It won't compile unless I #include "../../fooLib/foo.h"
. I am trying to configure CMake within android studio to allow me to use the former. I tried export, target_include_dirs, but there is something i am just not getting.
I would like to be able to refer to "fooLib/foo" from anywhere.
Inside App/CMakeLists.txt
# set the root directory as ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} which is a
# CMAKE build-in function to return the current dir where your CMakeLists.txt is.
# Specifically, it is "<your-path>/App/"
set(APP_ROOT_DIR ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR})
# set your 3 other root dirs, i.e. foo, main and test under app/src.
set(APP_ROOT_SRC_DIR ${APP_ROOT_DIR}/src)
set(APP_ROOT_FOO_DIR ${APP_ROOT_SRC_DIR}/foo)
set(APP_ROOT_MAIN_DIR ${APP_ROOT_SRC_DIR}/main)
set(APP_ROOT_TEST_DIR ${APP_ROOT_SRC_DIR}/test)
# set your include paths into "SHARED_INCLUDES" variable.
set(SHARED_INCLUDES
${APP_ROOT_FOO_DIR}
# ${APP_ROOT_FOO_DIR}/<your-other-child-dirs>
${APP_ROOT_MAIN_DIR}
${APP_ROOT_MAIN_DIR}/cpp
# ${APP_ROOT_MAIN_DIR}/<your-other-child-dirs>
${APP_ROOT_TEST_DIR}
# ${APP_ROOT_TEST_DIR}/<your-other-child-dirs>
)
# This function will have effect to all the downstream cmakelist files.
include_directories(${SHARED_INCLUDES})
# remember to include downstream cmakelist files for foo, main and test.
add_subdirectory(${APP_ROOT_FOO_DIR} bin-dir)
add_subdirectory(${APP_ROOT_MAIN_DIR} bin-dir)
add_subdirectory(${APP_ROOT_TEST_DIR} bin-dir)
Now, you can use the #include "foo.h"
anywhere without quoting its relative path.
The fix is to place include_directories(src)
within App/CMakeLists.txt