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@@ -65,11 +65,11 @@ Run the root-level `create_project.sh` with:
Example: Example:
```bash ```bash
./create_project.sh MyApp ~/dev ./create_project.sh MyApp ~/src
``` ```
This creates: This creates:
``` ```
~/dev/MyApp/ ~/src/MyApp/
``` ```
The new directory contains: The new directory contains:
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ The new directory contains:
### 3️⃣ Configure the Project ### 3️⃣ Configure the Project
In your new project directory (`~/dev/MyApp/`), edit these two files before your first build: In your new project directory (`~/src/MyApp/`), edit these two files before your first build:
> ⚠️ **Important Notice:** > ⚠️ **Important Notice:**
> Do **not modify** the root `CMakeLists.txt` file in your project. > Do **not modify** the root `CMakeLists.txt` file in your project.
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ Use the provided build wrappers — they take two arguments:
If you later want to **add back packages** you previously turned off (and which `cleanup.sh` removed), run the **template’s** update script from the `cpp-build-system` repository root, pointing it at your project path: If you later want to **add back packages** you previously turned off (and which `cleanup.sh` removed), run the **template’s** update script from the `cpp-build-system` repository root, pointing it at your project path:
```bash ```bash
# from the cpp-build-system repo root # from the cpp-build-system repo root
./update_project.sh ~/dev/MyApp ./update_project.sh ~/src/MyApp
``` ```
This will **restore all template-managed packages and scripts** (including `cleanup.sh`) into your project so you can re-enable dependencies via `config.sh` and rebuild. This will **restore all template-managed packages and scripts** (including `cleanup.sh`) into your project so you can re-enable dependencies via `config.sh` and rebuild.