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# Exercises
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## Task 01
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Install G++ and Clang, then compile the provided file [`hello.cpp`](task01/hello.cpp).
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Use the following flags when compiling:
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-std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -O2
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Next, set up [Boost](http://www.boost.org/) on your system and compile the provided file [`hello_boost.cpp`](task01/hello_boost.cpp).
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Boost is quite common and provides you a set of useful C++ libraries.
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Some of its content is even promoted into the C++ standard library.
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## Task 02
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Run Clang on the provided file [`vec.cpp`](task02/vec.cpp) using the following command:
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clang -std=c++17 -Xclang -ast-dump -fsyntax-only -Wno-vexing-parse vec.cpp
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Clang will parse the input file and display its abstract syntax tree (AST).
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In the bottom half of the output you'll find the function declaration of `main` followed by its `CompoundStmt`.
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Take a close look at its children and compare the resulting AST with the input code.
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Notice any oddities — something that looks counter intuitive?
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As you can see, there are multiple different ways of initialisation in C++.
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Check out the [corresponding section at cppreference](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/initialization).
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## Task 03
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The directory [`task03`](task03) hosts four subdirectories, `libFoo`, `libBar`, `libBaz`, and `app`.
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Each folder prefixed with `lib` represents a library and contains a header plus a source file.
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Furthermore, the library `libBaz.so` depends on `libBar.so`.
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`app` contains a single source file providing a `main` function.
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It depends on all three libraries.
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- Model this project structure using [CMake](https://cmake.org/)
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- Be sure to set the C++ standard to C++17 and enable warnings (`-Wall -Wextra`)
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- The default build type should be *Release*
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CMake itself is a build system generator.
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You can choose from a variety of target build systems.
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