CMake Tutorial — Mastering CMake
cmake.org › cmake › HelpCMake Tutorial Introduction A Basic Starting Point (Step 1) Adding a Version Number and Configured Header File Specify the C++ Standard Build and Test Adding a Library (Step 2) Adding Usage Requirements for Library (Step 3) Installing and Testing (Step 4) Install Rules Testing Support Adding System Introspection (Step 5)
cmake Tutorial => Qt5 dll copy example
riptutorial.com › cmake › exampleIf you're building in debug, then CMake knows (based on the imported target) to copy the Qt5Cored.dll, Qt5Guid.dll, and Qt5Widgetsd.dll to the Debug folder of you build folder. If you're building in release, then the release versions of the .dlls will be copied to the release folder. PDF - Download cmake for free Previous Next
CMake Tutorial | CMake
https://cmake.org/cmaThe CMake Tutorial is now available as the CMake Tutorial Guide in the official documentation. Kitware also provides online and onsite CMake trainings. You can subscribe or request information by contacting us.
CMake Tutorial | CMake
cmake.org › cmaThe CMake Tutorial is now available as the CMake Tutorial Guide in the official documentation. Kitware also provides online and onsite CMake trainings. You can subscribe or request information by contacting us.
cmake Tutorial => Libraries
riptutorial.com › cmake › examplecmake Tutorial => Libraries cmake Build Targets Libraries Example # To create an build target that creates an library, use the add_library command: add_library (my_lib lib.cpp) The CMake variable BUILD_SHARED_LIBS controls whenever to build an static ( OFF) or an shared ( ON) library, using for example cmake .. -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON.