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Build systems can help you manage your C++ project as it grows in scope and complexity, whether you are adding new features, dependencies, or cross-platform support. A popular choice in the C++ community is CMake which supports cross-platform development, streamlines build processes and configurations, and has many levels of customization. It also has first class support both in Visual Studio and in VS Code via the CMake Tools extension.
Check out our recent video on the steps you need to take to install and configure CMake in VS Code:
This video walks you through every step of the process:
What do you think?
Let us know about your experience with the CMake Tools Extension in the CMake Tools repo. You can also reach us by commenting below, emailing us at visualcpp@microsoft.com, or via X/Twitter at @VisualC.
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Check out our recent video on the steps you need to take to install and configure CMake in VS Code:
This video walks you through every step of the process:
- What is a build system? Why do you need it?
- Installing CMake and the CMake Tools Extension
- Creating a CMakeLists.txt file
- How to use CMakePresets in your project
- How to configure, build, and run your CMake project
What do you think?
Let us know about your experience with the CMake Tools Extension in the CMake Tools repo. You can also reach us by commenting below, emailing us at visualcpp@microsoft.com, or via X/Twitter at @VisualC.
The post Building your C++ Code with CMake in VS Code appeared first on C++ Team Blog.
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