CMake dependency tracking library released!

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  • cmakelib

    CMake dependency tracking library

    • CMake-lib is simple dependency tracking library which enables to track various number of dependencies needed for compiling C/C++ applications and libraries.

  • cmakelib-component-cmdef

    CMake Definitions for simple and normalized CMake target management

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  • cmakelib-component-storage

    CMake-lib component - storage

    • [2]: https://github.com/cmakelib/cmakelib-component-storage

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