c++ - How to do CMake modules -

I try to learn C ++ with Ccm. I have done a project, and runs cm, it compiles, it works, it is good, okay now I started a new project in which i want to use some classes for the first time. I have tried to read some source code and I have understood that I need to create a module, which I can read from the application. Then it will be my store:

  / / cmake / modules / network / software / sw1 / software / sw2   
 both projects  sw1  and  sw2  module  Netowrk . The folder cmake should contain the  FindNetwork.cmake  file, and  sw1 ,  sw2  and  network  should be  CMakeList.txt should be .  
 But .. I messed with  include_directories  and other cmake obscurities ..  
 Does anyone tell me a good overview that the normal module How to easily organize a repository with the dependent software?   "post-text" itemprop = "text"> 
 will provide some examples for you  
 Things to do in terms of how you are looking at project / infrastructure Too much confusing is the best.  
 A module is a library (hence see your network module as a library)  
 To include the library, you link it to  and  The header file can also be available along with it.   
 In Semicom, this is the two command  target_link_libraries  and respectively  include_directories   
 it may be a project structure keeping in mind For example, for example CmakeLists  
  / network / include (API here) / network / src / sw1 / src / sw2 / src   
 Txt file: (place in the root wall of the project)  
  cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.7) // add_subdirectory (sw1) add_subdirectory (sw2) add_subdirectory in your preferred project (myproject) / network directory In   
 you will have it ($ {MYPROJECT_SOURCE_DIR} / include the network) link_directories ($ {MYPROJECT_BINARY_DIR} / network)  ) Sw_dirs ($ { MYPROJECT_SOURCE_DIR} /). (Sw1prog sw1.cc sw11.cc etc.) target_link_libraries (sw1prog network)   
 sw2 dir  
  network / include) link_directories ($ {MYPROJECT_BINARY_DIR} / Network) add_executable (sw2prog sw2.cc sw21.cc etc.) target_link_libraries (sw2prog network)   
 This is a very simple version of what is required for you, to make it Removes the need for a FindXXModule.cmake file and you can undoubtedly create using the library. I think this is the best mechanism for you, if you want to create a FindXModule.cmake, then I can suggest that when you actually install your LIBOS on the machine and be able to find others If you want to, either a mechanism for linking to each other libraries for multiple projects  
 I hope this is a little helpful, please note that some examples in this And your  cmake --help  is your friend