Download GNU Make & Makefile To Build C/C++ Projects - (LINUX,MAC)

What you would learn in GNU Make & Makefile To Build C/C++ Projects - (LINUX,MAC) course?

Learn to use the make tool and write a better makefile when you understand what's happening at the back of the scene(Creation of intermediate file) when creating C/C++ applications. The makefile will be explained using a real-time demonstration( "Creation Of Egg Omelet" ).

We will be doing two projects as part of learning about makefile.

PROJECT#1 With no knowledge or memory of too many details, you will be able to write a makefile that generates binary and shared objects (.so) or static objects (.a) and find a trick to connect from any place. When you finish this project, the Idea of the makefile will be removed. We will create a makefile template following the completion of this project, and it can be used in any other project.

PROJECT#2 As we implement our project, we'll refine our template and makefile developed in Project#1 using patterns and functions.

Each step will bring us to one of the issues and then find the solution.

The first step is our PROJECT FOLDER STUCTUREcreation(THIS can be used in real-time projects) once we understand entirely possible outputs that C/C++ programs can generate. In the next step, we will encounter additional programming issues that are technical and work to address each one at a time during this journey. The structure of our project is designed so that the process of deployment is much more straightforward.

Highlights:

1. Create a makefile by understanding basic things.

2. Makefile to call all Makefile to be able to call all makefiles

3. Makefile that has the Cross Compilation feature

4. Makefile, considering the DEBUG and the RELEASE versions of the binary.

5. Transferring Macros from makefile to makefile

6. Find variables that affect the terminal's environment and can pass the same information to another make.

7. We will talk about the high-level design(HLD) in the various projects. From that point, you'll see how simple it is to create a makefile.

8. You'll feel more comfortable using command line compilation

9. Learn about the shared objects linking problems and ways to address them temporarily and long-term.

10. The project will be developed using the MAC and then copied into Linux. It will be one make that calls all modules makefiles and create executables, shared objects, static objects, and shared object. The most important aspect is with no single line OF CODE CHANGE for LINUX!

Course Content:

Develop a C/C++ application by using Makefile
As a C/C++ developers, we should know that makefile is what we need to be aware of!
Is Makefile difficult? It's not difficult, and we'll make it easy. We will concentrate on the ease with which we can use Makefile. We will be working on a Project here; your ideas will be clear.
You'll be able to use this course as a valuable guide to Makefile. (MAC, Linux)
Support for Cross Compilation
Tips to Make it Easy!