Rocket

Rocket is an all-purpose library written in C++.

It is pre-alpha, a hobby project of mine, and possibly dangerous. Do not use it.

Third-Party Components

Rocket stands on the shoulders of these giants:

Name	Type	Default	Description
`BUILD_SHARED_LIBS`	`BOOL`	`OFF`	Build shared libraries
`BUILD_TESTING`	`BOOL`	`ON`	Enable testing and build tests
`CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE`	`STRING`	`Release` if single configuration	The build type (`Debug` or `Release`)
`COVERAGE`	`BOOL`	`OFF`	Enable code coverage
`ROCKET_BUILD_BENCH`	`BOOL`	`ON` if master project	Enable benchmarking and build benchmarks
`ROCKET_BUILD_TEST`	`BOOL`	`ON` if master project	Enable testing and build tests
`ROCKET_NIO_LOG`	`BOOL`	`OFF`	Enable logging of `rocket::nio`
`ROCKET_NIO_NO_CONTIGUOUS_SOURCE`	`BOOL`	`OFF`	Disable contiguous-source optimization for `rocket::nio`

Name	Type	Stage	Description
`ROCKET_EXIT`	`bool`	Runtime	If `true`, `std::exit` is called rather than `std::quick_exit`.
`ROCKET_LOG`	`string`	Runtime	Default log options, e.g. `--log all=trace`
`ROCKET_QUICK_EXIT`	`bool`	Runtime	If `true`, `std::quick_exit` is called rather than `std::exit`.
`ROCKET_TEST_TERMINAL`	`bool`	Test	If `true`, tests are run that require standard devices to be connected to a terminal.