Documentation
- 👋 Welcome to the CMake RE Documentation
- 🚀 Getting started with CMake RE for C++
- 🦀 Getting started with CMake RE for Rust (alpha)
- Key Principles and Goals
- 🪩 Developer Machine Digital Twin
- 👩🏼💻 cmake-re --help | Command Line Reference
- 📦 L1 Build cache
- 📦 L1 Build Cache Sharing
- 📦 FetchContent() and Package Managers
- 💻 Environments
- 💻 Environment Layers Specifications
- 💻 Self-hosted runners
- Authentication
- Ignore and exclude - Caching and Mirroring
- Accessing hermetic builds folders
- Continuous integration
- Environment variables
- 🛡️ Data Security and Privacy
- tipi - 🔮 EXPERIMENTAL - CMakeLists.txt Generator
- tipi - 🔮 EXPERIMENTAL - Getting started with tipi CMakeLists generator
- tipi - Compile options
- tipi - Integrated Package Manager
- tipi - Running tests
- tipi - IDE Integration
📦 L1 Build Cache Sharing
By default all tipi users use their private, independent build cache.
Provided all team members have access to my-organisation group on GitHub and all machines export the TIPI_POWWOW environment variable it's possible to share a build cache.
Access rights to the repository my-organization/cache.tipi.build specifies the
TIPI_POWWOW=my-organisation cmake-re -S . -B build/ -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=environment/<toolchain-name>.cmake
Afterwards run the same command on a coworkers machine and enjoy the speedup.
Found an error or want to add more info? Write an issue or contribute changes to this documentation at tipi-build/docs on