Details

This page provides many pointers to useful documentation that help better understanding how PID works and how to use it.

Generalities on development methodology

• Organization of projects with packages

• Using git

Worskpace

• What is a workspace ?

• How to manage contribution spaces in workspace ?

• How to control the global development process with workspace commands ?

• How to configure a workspace ?

Package

• What is a package ?

• How to define and use packages ?

• How to configure a package ?

• How to control the build process with package commands ?

• How to document packages ?

• CMake API: available CMake macros to define packages

Wrapper

• What is a wrapper ?

• How to define and use wrappers ?

• How to control wrappers build process ?

• CMake API: available CMake macros to define wrappers

Framework

• What is a framework ?

• How to define and use frameworks ?

• How to control frameworks build process?

• How to document frameworks ?

• CMake API: available CMake macros to define frameworks

Environment

• What is an environment ?

• How to use environments ?

• How to define environments ?

• How to control environments build process?

• CMake API: available CMake macros to define environments

Other resources

Continous Integration

PID also allows to automate the continuous integration process, in order to for example, generate online documentation for packages or to automatically publish binaries.

Detailed example

A quite complete (but meaningless) example is provided here.

Use Atom IDE

An explanation on how to install and configure atom with PID.

Use Visual Studio Code IDE

An explanation on how to install and configure Visual Studio Code with PID.