9:08 You're a brave man. :D Those who know know what I mean. Bash wouldn't be so graceful to actually ask. I know someone who did this as root on a server in "/" (not me). That was a long weekend. Thank you for the video.
I don't think I'll ever forgive my professors for throwing me into C and C++ without preparing me for all the CMake issues I'd encounter, or even explaining basically what the h CMake is.
Hi, nice videos, can you please add a chapter on dependency handling and wildchar usage in project file setup to avoid enumerating all the files one by one? For dependencies I'm thinking on the following cases: - project dependencies - when the project details (like preprocessor definitions are changed in a dependant library project) - header dependency handling - how to trigger re-build of the project and dependant lib if a header changed - source dependency handling - how to trigger re-build of the project and dependant lib if a source changed in a dependant lib Thanks.
Usually not necessary if your c++ project only target one platform. The purpose of cmake is to simplify the build process between multiple platforms. You can write cmake file and it would work on all major operating systems
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Man, The world needs more people like you
There aren't enough playlists on youtube about cmake
Thank you. I wish I had come across this series way way sooner!
It goes a bit fast, but I think I got it anyway. Thank you. The best explanation I found so far. Greetings from the Netherlands
Great! I was looking for good cmake help videos.........Official documentary is a mess......I like the way you go in depth to explain the stuff.
I absolutely loathe CMake, but I liked this video. Well done!
Thanks!
Same. lol.
9:08 You're a brave man. :D Those who know know what I mean. Bash wouldn't be so graceful to actually ask. I know someone who did this as root on a server in "/" (not me). That was a long weekend.
Thank you for the video.
Thank you very much Jefferson! That's a great tutorial!
Ha! I saw the ParaView logo. You must be the expert of CMAKE!:smile
I foremost didn't like cmake but when I realize how well I need I guess I had no choice
Great videos 👍
no such thing as favorite or topic or enoughx or etc, say any nmw, no nerx
7:09 ccmake
9:10 ninja
10:17 which generator to choose
Thank you for sharing.
thanks for the great video . would you please make a playlist for all your cmake tuts ?
Done!
Thanks for this video!
Did you make more? lol
I don't think I'll ever forgive my professors for throwing me into C and C++ without preparing me for all the CMake issues I'd encounter, or even explaining basically what the h CMake is.
thanks for these💐❤️
Hi, nice videos, can you please add a chapter on dependency handling and wildchar usage in project file setup to avoid enumerating all the files one by one?
For dependencies I'm thinking on the following cases:
- project dependencies - when the project details (like preprocessor definitions are changed in a dependant library project)
- header dependency handling - how to trigger re-build of the project and dependant lib if a header changed
- source dependency handling - how to trigger re-build of the project and dependant lib if a source changed in a dependant lib
Thanks.
Excelente video thanks
Bro you can use terminal from vscode too. So we can see how the directories look....
Why should I use cMake in my C++ projects? I'm a beginner programmer. Thanks.
Usually not necessary if your c++ project only target one platform. The purpose of cmake is to simplify the build process between multiple platforms. You can write cmake file and it would work on all major operating systems
I'm struggling with adding CMake to my path😔
no offense, but all over the place...