Get the build machines you need for your project.
Linux, Windows, MacOS or custom environments for other targets, deployed fast & just for you.
cmake-re is designed for CMake build hermeticity. Run your CMake build locally or remotely and benefit from our caching and remoting technology.
More power at your fingertip with build machines with hundreds of cores and terabytes of RAM when you need them.
Discover what tipi's Code. Reuse. Build. is all about!
cmake-re is not pretending to be a package manager, instead we complement existing practices in C++ with a powerful build cache. For example we make standard CMake FetchContent() a powerful package management tool by enhancing it through a dedicated provider that binds it with our unique cache technique based on source mirroring and build+install tree compression.
Depending on Boost
from Github and pulling the dependency from the cache using
cmake-re is as easy as :
Include(FetchContent)
FetchContent_Declare(Boost
GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/boostorg/boost.git
GIT_TAG 32da69a36f84c5255af8a994951918c258bac601 # Boost 1.80
OVERRIDE_FIND_PACKAGE
)
FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Boost)
find_package(boost_filesystem CONFIG REQUIRED)
add_executable(app boost.cpp)
target_link_libraries(app Boost::filesystem)
You can even get SPDX NTIA Compliant Software Bills of Material ( SBOMs ) generated to meet your opensource license compliance goals with :
sbom_add(TARGET app)
sbom_finalize()
Read about a complete example here: Getting started with CMake RE
cmake-re deploys ready made images to powerful, single user cloud nodes in seconds and runs your build remotely. You can switch the build target easily and even provide your own environment description if required.
Additionally you can also execute your tests and run your application on the remote node to speed up your tests.
Using tipi in your CI pipeline eliminates the gap between developers builds and CI/CD. This bring CI to your fingertips and reduces cost by enabling cache sharing.
Easily build for different remote OSes and toolchains by selecting your environment:
$ cmake-re -S . -B build/linux -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=environment/linux.cmake --remote
...
$ cmake-re -S . -B build/windows -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=environment/windows.cmake --remote
...
Read more about cmake-re build environments in our documentation
In this demo we are running a local linux build with post-build test execution of the project tipi-build/simple-example.
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