Hello, I wonder how I should organize cmake files in my project. For the moment, I have organized my project like this: ========================== project/ CMakeLists.txt cmake/ modules/ FindLibrary.cmake MyFunction.cmake src/ CMakeLists.txt ========================== If I keep on organizing files like this, the "cmake" directory will only contain a subdirectory named "modules" and dedicated to auxiliary files like custom functions and scripts for the find_package function. Actually, it seems to be the case in the installation directory of cmake itself, where a subdirectory named "Modules" contains both functions and scripts for the find_package function.
Does it make sense to separate functions from scripts for the find_package function? Is each script a module in CMake, whatever it contains? What are the different kinds of scripts/modules: functions, scripts for the find_package function, configuration files, what else? Thank you for your help! Cédric
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