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VS Code task template for compiling/linking codes of multiple units

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I have a multi-unit project that involves 1) compiling multiple .c, .cpp and .cu (CUDA) source code units and 2) linking those into a single executable. To show the overall building tasks, the cmake file of the project can be found at

https://github.com/fangq/mcx/blob/master/src/CMakeLists.txt

which is also exemplified in the below snippet:

# Add dependency folderlink_directories(zmat)# Create mcx librarycuda_add_library(mcx STATIC    mcx_core.cu    mcx_core.h    mcx_utils.c    mcx_utils.h    mcx_shapes.c    mcx_shapes.h    tictoc.c    tictoc.h    cjson/cJSON.c    cjson/cJSON.h    ubj/ubj.h    ubj/ubjw.c    )# add main unitcuda_add_executable(    mcx-exe    mcextreme.c    )# Link executabletarget_link_libraries(    mcx-exe    mcx    -fopenmp    zmat    ZLIB::ZLIB    )

I would like to set up a similar project using VS Code. I found some sample tasks.json files online, but nearly all of them are designed to compile a single code to generate an executable.

I am wondering if anyone can share, or provide me a link to, examples of tasks.json files that can

  1. compile multiple units of different suffixes using corresponding compilers (gcc for .c, g++ for .cpp, nvcc for .cu, for example), and
  2. link the object files of multiple units into a final executable?

is this possible with vs code?


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