Target-name and folder name

[NOhs]

Did we already decide on whether we want to identify folders from target names? E.g.:

my_project
├── shared_headers
|   └── header1.hpp
├── my_executable
|   ├── include
|   |   ├── header1.hpp
|   |   └── header2.hpp
|   └── src
|       ├── src1.cpp
|       └── src2.hpp
├── my_lib
|   ├── include
|   |   └── header3.hpp
|   └── src
|       └── src3.hpp
└── clang-build.toml

[shared_headers] # Do we even need this?

[my_lib]
target_type = "shared library"
output_name  = "the_lib"

[my_executable]
dependencies = ["my_lib", "shared_headers"]

[GPMueller]

What you wrote should work fine.
Note that subprojects may not work quite as well yet, as not every contingency has been tested, yet. See PR #47.

The shared_headers should currently be needed in the above example. I am not sure right now if this is only implemented on PR #47, but if we let clang-build search all folders of a project, things can become mixed. Therefore, top-level directories should only be searched, if no src or include folder is found for the corresponding target (or in this example, not even a target folder).

[GPMueller]

Tested this and the folder name currently needs to be specified. This should of course be changed, as it is quite unnecessary.

[GPMueller]

I cannot remember what my last comment was about... If it was about [shared_headers] # Do we even need this?, I don't believe that a named folder should be identified as a target by default. It would be better to specify all targets manually, so that repositories containing a lot of folders don't get mixed up.

I think this issue can be closed.