Project building for android

My folders organization in project is following - http://imgur.com/a/nTGa8. In folders are other source code.
I have generated project on android using cmake_android.bat, then i look Makefile in build folder and see that rules are created only for 4 files. (SimulationApplicatin.cpp/.h, and SimulationStd.cpp/.h) , but i need to compile also other files that are located in SimulationLogic, UserInterface and Utility directory.

I see two solutions - copy all source files in one folder and then generate project. In this case, i lose directory organization. The second way create makefile rules manually.

It would be nice, if cmake automatically create makefile rules for another files that sit in subdirs.
Is it possible ?
Thanks.

I solved my problem.

I manually added some cmake instructions in end of the CMakeLists.txt file, which generates my project.

[code]include_directories(${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR})

set(SOURCES
SimulationStd.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/SimulationStd.h

SimulationApplication.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/SimulationApplication.h

SimulationLogic/BaseSimLogic.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/SimulationLogic/BaseSimLogic.h

SimulationLogic/LevelManager/LevelManager.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/SimulationLogic/LevelManager/LevelManager.h

SimulationLogic/HotAirBalloonLogic/HotAirBalloonLogic.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/SimulationLogic/HotAirBalloonLogic/HotAirBalloonLogic.h

Utility/Touch.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/Utility/Touch.h

UserInterface/UserInterface.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/UserInterface/UserInterface.h

UserInterface/CharacterView/CharacterView.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/UserInterface/CharacterView/CharacterView.h

UserInterface/HumanView/HumanView.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/UserInterface/HumanView/HumanView.h

UserInterface/ScreenElement/LoadingUI.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/UserInterface/ScreenElement/LoadingUI.h

UserInterface/SelectSceneView/SelectSceneView.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/UserInterface/SelectSceneView/SelectSceneView.h
)
target_sources(Simulation PUBLIC ${SOURCES})
[/code]

As you see, it takes some time to add new instructions in order to generate right rules for makefile, but in the result you keep folders organization.

I’m not certain what exactly you want, but you can try doing something like this to get it to work:

# Define source files try adding RECURSE define_source_files ( GLOB_CPP_PATTERNS *.cpp ./Overworld/*.cpp ./Characters/*.cpp ./Characters/Editors/*.cpp ./Overworld/SkyX/*.cpp ./Overworld/ProcSky/*.cc ./Overworld/ProcSky/*.cpp ./UI/*.cpp ./Characters/Battle/*.cpp ./toml/*.cpp)
Note that each child dircetory with sources would need an entry, but I think with the RECURSE optiion that isn’t needed (I can’t use it as I have some source files that cannot be built hidden deep within the build directory). You can also try using the ** glob pattern, though I haven’t had the best luck with it…

The macro is basically just populating a CMake variable (SOURCE_FILES) in a list context. If you cannot work out a glob pattern and/or the recurse option produces undesired result in the list, you can always use a list operation to remove the unwanted items before calling the target setting macros.