Create a CMake C Project

Creates a CMake project structure for a C project. A script i've been using for some projects of mine.

Command Line Interface

Argument	Short	Explanation
--name	-n	The name of the project. (e.g.: "my_project")
--cmake	-c	The CMake version to use. (e.g.: "2.8")
--lib		Optional argument for building a library project instead of an exectuable.
--help	-h	Prints help text.

Example for a libary project

>py create_c_project.py --name"name" --cmake"3.2" --lib

This creates a the following structure where name is the project name:

name
 +--name
 |  +--include
 |  |  +--name
 |  |     +--name.h
 |  | 
 |  +--src
 |  |  +--name.c
 |  | 
 |  +--CMakeLists.txt
 | 
 +--test
 |  +--include
 |  +--src
 |  |  +--main.c
 |  | 
 |  +--CMakeLists.txt
 |
 +--CMakeLists.txt

Example for a executable project

>py create_c_project.py --name"name" --cmake"3.2"

This creates a the following structure where name is the project name:

name
 +--include
 +--src
 |  +--main.c
 | 
 +--CMakeLists.txt

License

MIT License: see License for more information.