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Fataho
(3 minutes ago)
The most complicated c++ "Hello world" I have ever seen :D Thank you for the tutorial, it was very helpful.
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vincentpelletier1246
(10 minutes ago)
That Hello world was the weirdest C flex I had ever seen.
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FlorianWolters85
(17 minutes ago)
I think this is a lean and concise introduction to CMake.
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KhanRec0rdz
(27 minutes ago)
Since around CMake 3.8 you can also make sure that a specific version of c++ is used by passing "cxx_std_##" where ## can be 98, 11, 14 or 17, into the target_compile_features command! :)
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kwinzman
(32 minutes ago)
Great, concise intro.
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drdzdd
(46 minutes ago)
From 0 to a hundred in a second, what kind of simple hello world is that :'-D
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milindmore1977
(52 minutes ago)
Great Introduction ! Thank you for posting this.
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kim15742
(2 hour ago)
Awesome! Exactly what I need!
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AnimeshGupta15iway
(2 hour ago)
Thank you for posting this.!
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truthadjustr
(3 hours ago)
This is the best cmake introduction tutorial because it shows how one CMakeLists.txt file containing cmake build programming instruction set produces either a Makefile that Unix/Linux systems understands or a Visual Studio solution project that a Windows development machine understands. Hence, the essence of cmake as the build system for C++.
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nathanboeger9329
(14 hours ago)
kek - it noticed you misspelled pedantic. I loved how it auto corrected it. Very nice
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caeoonshen5447
(7 hours ago)
Hello,could you please tell me what the software you use?
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