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CMake is a free, cross-platform, software development tool for building applications via compiler-independent instructions.
Prominent, large-scale, open-source projects that rely on reStructuredText include the Python programming language community for its official documentation, the Linux kernel docs, CMake, and the LLVM compiler project.
In this chapter, we discuss the basics of using CMake to manage an example C++ project.
First, we describe how to make and use CMakeLists. txt, the main input file needed by CMake to manage a project.
In short, CMake automates the generation of a Makefile that is customized for a user’s build environment, which he or she can use to build the project with make.
CMake is a popular cross-platform build system that performs reliable system introspection and configuration of C/C++/Fortran builds.
The scientific computing community has tooled the python.org C-Python distribution with a CMake configuration so CPython can be built with the CMake build system.
Additionally, it provides capabilities such as faster compilation, cross-platform builds with multiple build system generators, easy integration with other CMake configured projects, and configuration and linking other scientific computing libraries into C-Extensions.
Specifically, developers annotate their CMake source with "documentation" comments, which are traditional CMake block comments starting with an extra "[" character.
This manuscript introduces CMinx, a program for generating application programming interface (API) documentation written in the CMake language, and CMake modules in particular.
This chapter shows you how to get up and running with JUCE and CMake.
You may wonder why we bothered with Projucer instead of going straight for CMake.
We will swap out the Projucer application for an alternative project generator tool called CMake.
Avoided the vcpkg CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE recursion issue by passing explicit HDF5/ZLIB CMake paths.
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Additionally, it provides capabilities such as faster compilation, cross-platform builds with multiple build system generators, easy integration with other CMake configured projects, and configuration and linking other scientific computing libraries into C-Extensions. — scipy_2014_python-cmake-buildsystem_poster: SciPy 2014 - Python CMake build system (2015)
In short, CMake automates the generation of a Makefile that is customized for a user’s build environment, which he or she can use to build the project with make. — Build Management with CMake (2016)
This manuscript introduces CMinx, a program for generating application programming interface (API) documentation written in the CMake language, and CMake modules in particular. — CMinx: A CMake Documentation Generator (2022)
This chapter shows you how to get up and running with JUCE and CMake. — Installing and using CMake (2024)
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CMake (wikipedia)
CMake is a free, cross-platform, software development tool for building applications via compiler-independent instructions. — source
ReStructuredText (wikipedia)
Prominent, large-scale, open-source projects that rely on reStructuredText include the Python programming language community for its official documentation, the Linux kernel docs, CMake, and the LLVM compiler project. — source
quentinducasse/mcnptoolspro: Release v1.1.0 (2026)
Avoided the vcpkg CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE recursion issue by passing explicit HDF5/ZLIB CMake paths. — source
CMinx: A CMake Documentation Generator (2022)
Specifically, developers annotate their CMake source with "documentation" comments, which are traditional CMake block comments starting with an extra "[" character. (new this job) — source
This manuscript introduces CMinx, a program for generating application programming interface (API) documentation written in the CMake language, and CMake modules in particular. (new this job) — source
Installing and using CMake (2024)
This chapter shows you how to get up and running with JUCE and CMake. (new this job) — source
You may wonder why we bothered with Projucer instead of going straight for CMake. (new this job) — source
We will swap out the Projucer application for an alternative project generator tool called CMake. (new this job) — source
Build Management with CMake (2016)
In this chapter, we discuss the basics of using CMake to manage an example C++ project. (new this job) — source
First, we describe how to make and use CMakeLists. txt, the main input file needed by CMake to manage a project. (new this job) — source
In short, CMake automates the generation of a Makefile that is customized for a user’s build environment, which he or she can use to build the project with make. (new this job) — source
scipy_2014_python-cmake-buildsystem_poster: SciPy 2014 - Python CMake build system (2015)
CMake is a popular cross-platform build system that performs reliable system introspection and configuration of C/C++/Fortran builds. (new this job) — source
The scientific computing community has tooled the python.org C-Python distribution with a CMake configuration so CPython can be built with the CMake build system. (new this job) — source
Additionally, it provides capabilities such as faster compilation, cross-platform builds with multiple build system generators, easy integration with other CMake configured projects, and configuration and linking other scientific computing libraries into C-Extensions. (new this job) — source
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