This document discusses Git, GitHub, CMake, and CLion. It provides an overview of each tool: - Git is a version control system created by Linus Torvalds for Linux kernel development. It supports non-linear development and distributed development histories. - GitHub provides hosting for Git repositories and additional features like issue tracking. It has become central to the Git ecosystem. - CMake is a build system that generates native makefiles and workspaces for developers. It supports dependency management, testing, and packaging. - CLion is an IDE with features for CMake projects like navigation, refactoring, debugging, and Git integration. It helps manage development workflows.

1. GitHub/git +GitHub/git +
CMake +CMake +
CLionCLion

2. GitGit

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Git
“Git was created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 for
development of the Linux kernel, with other kernel
developers contributing to its initial development.”
Wikipedia.org
According to StackOverflow survey 2017 ~70% of
developers are using git

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Key points about Git
● Strong support for non-linear development
– a core assumption is that a change will be merged more
often than it is written
● Distributed development
– Git gives each developer a local copy of the full
development history
● Efficient handling of large projects
– an order of magnitude faster than some version control
systems

5. GitHubGitHub

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GitHub
● Hosting that provides git service
● Suddenly became a central feature in git
ecosystem
– My personal experience is that back in 2012 they
did not have even in-line commit comment (vs
bitbucket)

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Summary
SourceForge/svn = GitHub/git
aka Hosting/repository
SourceForge/svn ≠ GitHub/git
GitHub provides tons of features and
integrations: travis, appveyor, read-the-
docs, ...

8. PRACTICEPRACTICE

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Git concept
● Simple case: one user; direct access to the remote repo
– Create new file:

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Git concept
– Working with branches:
● $> git branch my_branch
● $> git checkout my_branch
– Shortcut: git checkout -b my_branch
● Do stuff
● $> git push -u my_branch origin
– Merging branch into the master
● $> git checkout master
● $> git merge my_branch

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Git cheat sheet
http://files.zeroturnaround.com/pdf/zt_git_cheat_sheet.pdf

12. GitHub/git workflowGitHub/git workflow

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GitHub concept
● Contributing via Pull-Request (PR)

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GitHub concept
– Creating a Pull-Request
● GitHub fork
● $> git clone …
● $> git checkout -b feature
● Do stuff
● $> git push
● GitHub create a Pull-Request
● Do more pushes

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GitHub concept
– Rebasing onto master
● $> git pull –rebase upstream master
● $> git push
– Closing the PR
● maintainer(s) approval(s) + tests passed
● GitHub megre PR
● $> git branch -d feature
● Sync fork master (origin) with upstream master
– $> git checkout master; git pull upstream master

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gitk

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https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials

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Keep in mind
● Git is very powerful and flexible
– github.com/tango-controls/cppTango
● Merged 4 repositories
● Preserved commits history
● Preserved branches
Do not hesitate to google the
most astounding ideas
aka How can I do X in git

19. CMakeCMake

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CMake
● Cross-platform build automatization tool
● Declarative scripting language for managing
native projects
● Dependency management (via pkg-config or
cmake modules)
● Testing
● Packaging

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CmakeLists.txt

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Build using cmake
● $> mkdir build
● $> cd build
● $> cmake ..
● $> make
● $> make install
… better use IDE like CLion

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CMake guide lines
● Use the following directory structure:
– configure
– include
– docs
– src
– test
● Use dedicated project when configuration is totally different
from the root project

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CMake guide lines
● Split complex project into modules
– add_library(my_module OBJECT …)
● Use CTest for integration testing. Unit tests
must be independent
● Use CPack to generate packages and custom
targets to deploy them
– add_custom_target(COMMAND curl ...)

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Where get help?
● No good book :(
● Find some open-source project and explore it
– https://github.com/pni-libraries/libpnicore
– https://github.com/ufo-kit/ufo-core
● CMake itself... for gurus

26. CLionCLion

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Agenda
● CMake support
● Navigation
● Refactoring
● Git integration
● Debugging
● Creating live templates

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CMake support
File → settings
OR
ctrl+alt+s

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CMake support
● Run targets

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Navigation
● Find class: ctrl+n
● Find file: ctrl+shift+n
● Subclasses:
● Implementation
&Override:

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Navigation
● Method lookup: ctrl+F12 OR structure tab
● Code navigation: ctrl+click on an item
● Find usages: Alt+F7

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Refactoring
● Rename: shift+F6
● Change signature: ctrl+F6
● Move entity: F6
● Generate definitions: ctrl+shift+d
● Generate … : alt+insert
● Generate constructor
that matches super

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Refactoring
● Extract method: highlight and ctrl+alt+m
● Extract variable: highlight and ctrl+alt+v
● Extract …: Refactoring → Extract
– Constant
– Parameter
– Define
– Typedef
– Superclass
– Subclass

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Git integration
● Compare with branch...
● Make pull request
● Resolve conflicts
● Rebase
● Etc: VCS → Git; context menu → Git
● Local changes&history:

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Debugging

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Live template creation

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https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/2017.1/reference.html

39. Live coding!Live coding!

40. Questions?Questions?

41. Thank you!!!Thank you!!!