1. shared object library bin/libasdf.so,
2. A command line binary bin/sample, which links with the library,
3. An executable unit test bin/asdf_tests
4. An optional BASH build script build-and-run that you can use to quickly test if the project compiles, and runs.

You will need:

• A modern C/C++ compiler
• CMake 3.1+ installed (on a Mac, run brew install cmake)

❯ bin/asdf_tests

TODO:

### Using it as a C++ Library

We build a shared object, c++ usage:

```cpp

• src/* — C++ code that ultimately compiles into a shared object
• test/lib — C++ libraries used for tests
• test/src — C++ test suite
• bin/, lib, include are all empty directories, until the make install install the project artifacts there.

Tests:

• A test folder with the automated tests and fixtures that mimics the directory structure of src.
• For every C++ file in src/A/B/<name>.cpp there is a corresponding test file test/A/B/<name>_test.cpp
• Tests compile into a single binary test/bin/runner that is run on a command line to run the tests.

Open sourced under MIT license, the terms of which can be read here — MIT License.