Questions tagged [cmake]
CMake is a tool to manage building of source code, mainly used for the C and C++ languages.
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How can I configure Visual Studio as the default CMake generator?
I have configured Visual Studio to use CMakePresets.json for CMake settings, not CMakeSettings.json:
My CMakePresets.json does not explicitly specify any generator:
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Does Visual Studio Code have an equivalent to CLion's CMake Profiles?
I'm following along this tutorial to learn CMake.
In the tutorial, the instructor demonstrates encapsulating the setting of a CMake variable (i.e. a -D command line argument) in the Settings > ...
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Cross compiling ffmpeg: error while adding libopus: undefined reference to `__memcpy_chk'
I have set in the cmake file the following:
set(STACK_PROTECTOR_SUPPORTED 0)
set(FORTIFY_SOURCE_SUPPORTED 0)
However ffmpeg configure fails at this point: (from config log)
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How to tell autoconf to run specific commands in with 'make install'
I am on OSX 12.6.8, and I succesfully generated a makefile by using autoconf by creating configure.ac and makefile.am as indicated in this tutorial
By running autoconf, then ./configure and make, my ...
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How do I install libraries if I don't have the config file
How do I install the libraries if I don't have the config file, and in addition to not having the configure file, they come with an extension. I have followed the instructions, I have placed the ...
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What exactly cmake say: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ledit or /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcurses?
I am using ubuntu 20.04.
I am doing debugging of building with cmake.
What exactly cmake say: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ledit, i.e.what is ledit?
What is /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcurses exactly?
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How to pass custom CMake option to a KDE debian package
I want to enable CMake option KIMAGEFORMATS_HEIF (from this MR) in the ubuntu 22.04 package kimageformat-plugins.
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Where are Cygwin Packages Installed?
I've recently installed cygwin64 on my Windows 10 machine in an attempt to build a project using cmake (Through CLion).
The project has lz4 as a dependency and when running the cygwin setup, there's a ...
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GpgmeppConfig.cmake not found
I am using Craft for building Linux applications in Windows, but the following error occurs when building a Linux application:
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:44 (find_package):
Could not find a ...
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Could not install owa-epanet in python
I am new to python.
I need to install owa-epanet on my computer, so I used the code pip install owa-epanet.
But it returned the error shown below:
C:\Users\Ziyuan>pip install owa-epanet
Collecting ...
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How can I get passed this zipHMMlib build error on Ubuntu?
I've installed the latest Ubuntu Server on an Oracle VirtualBox 64-bit machine instance, with host machine Windows 10 and 64-bit OS.
I installed a "slim" desktop environment using a random ...
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How to install CMake from binary distribution on Linux
I've downloaded an already compiled binary distribution of CMake from this link. The package contains a bin, doc, man and share folders. I can unpack them and use them directly from a specific folder, ...
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Trouble with imlib2 while installing Tint2
I'm trying to install Tint2 dock through its git repository on, Linux Mint. Following the instructions, i got to the cmake .. part, ran it, and received this output after a while:
-- Checking for ...
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Proper way for cmake to look for installed third-party include files
Pardon my very newbie question - I want cmake to look in “standard” system locations for installed third-party headers - how to do that in a "modern" portable way? The variable ...
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CMAKE_SYSTEM_INCLUDE_PATH - has just one path, for X11? [closed]
Running on Ubuntu 18.04, cmake version 3.18.0-rc2.
From documentation I expect CMAKE_SYSTEM_INCLUDE_PATH to hold a list of directories including /usr/include, /usr/local/include, etc. :
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