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I use <a href="http://www.cmake.org" rel="nofollow">CMake</a> to compile my ROOT-based projects. If you have a project directory proj/ and it contains src/ and bin/, you'll need 3 CMakeList.txt files, one in each directory. A simple example CMakeList.txt in the main project directory: <pre><code>cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6) project (SOME_PROJ_NAME) add_subdirectory(src) add_subdirectory(bin) </code></pre> src/ directory is where you keep your .h and .cxx proj. library files. Example CMakeList.txt file: <pre><code># get all the *.cxx filenames, to compile them into a lib file(GLOB SOME_PROJ_LIB_SRCS "${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/*.cxx") # include ROOT library and include files include_directories(/path/to/root/dir/include/dir) link_directories(/path/to/root/dir/lib/dir) # and compile src into a library add_library(Proj_lib_name ${SOME_PROJ_LIB_SRCS}) # here, list the ROOT libraries you require target_link_libraries(Proj_lib_name dl Core Cint RIO Net Hist Graf Graf3d Gpad Tree Rint Postscript Matrix Physics MathCore Thread Gui pthread m) </code></pre> bin/ directory is where you keep your app .cxx files and it has a CMakeList.txt file: <pre><code>include_directories(${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src) link_directories(${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src) include_directories(/path/to/root/dir/include/dir) link_directories(/path/to/root/dir/lib/dir) add_executable(example_app.exe example_app.cxx) target_link_libraries(example_app.exe Proj_lib_name dl Core Cint RIO Net Hist Graf Graf3d Gpad Tree Rint Postscript Matrix Physics MathCore Thread Gui pthread m) </code></pre> Finally, to compile ROOT-based code with CMake, out of source, you create a "build" dir in your top level project dir, so that your dir structure looks like this: <pre><code>proj/ bin/ build/ src/ </code></pre> Then <pre><code>cd build cmake .. </code></pre> Your binaries will be located in build/bin/ directory Hope this helps.
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