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 > Build, Execution, Deployment > CMake > Profiles section of the CLion IDE.
(I believe it is the same as is documented here: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/cmake-profile.html)
If I understand correctly, a "profile", in this context, is a container to group various CMake-related settings, such as toolchain and CMake options, in an enumerated manner. (By enumerate, I mean, I can have one "profile" named FOO that sets toolchain as msvc.exe and CMake options as -DMYVAR="foo", and another profile named BAR that sets toolchain as msvc.exe and CMake options as -DMYVAR="bar", etc.)
My question is: does Visual Studio Code have this same concept of a CMake "profile"?
I'd like to understand whether this concept of a "CMake profile" is an aspect of CMake itself, or an aspect of the IDE/development environment.
