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Introduction to CMake

bookInstalling CMake

To install CMake, use the package manager available for your operating system. On Linux, run the appropriate script for your distribution, for example install_cmake_linux.sh for Ubuntu or Debian. On macOS, execute install_cmake_macos.sh if you use Homebrew. On Windows, open PowerShell as administrator and run install_cmake_windows.ps1 if Chocolatey is installed. These scripts automatically download and install CMake for you.

If a package manager is not available or you need a specific version, you can download the official CMake binaries manually and extract them. This ensures you always have the required version of CMake to build your projects successfully.

install_cmake_linux.sh

install_cmake_linux.sh

install_cmake_macos.sh

install_cmake_macos.sh

install_cmake_windows.ps1

install_cmake_windows.ps1

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# Install CMake on Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt update sudo apt install -y cmake

If a package manager is not available, or you need a specific CMake version, you can download the official binary from the CMake website.

Note
Note

Keeping CMake updated is important, as newer versions provide better support for modern C projects and features. Many open source projects require recent versions of CMake to configure and build correctly.

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To install CMake, use the package manager available for your operating system. On Linux, run the appropriate script for your distribution, for example install_cmake_linux.sh for Ubuntu or Debian. On macOS, execute install_cmake_macos.sh if you use Homebrew. On Windows, open PowerShell as administrator and run install_cmake_windows.ps1 if Chocolatey is installed. These scripts automatically download and install CMake for you.

If a package manager is not available or you need a specific version, you can download the official CMake binaries manually and extract them. This ensures you always have the required version of CMake to build your projects successfully.

install_cmake_linux.sh

install_cmake_linux.sh

install_cmake_macos.sh

install_cmake_macos.sh

install_cmake_windows.ps1

install_cmake_windows.ps1

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# Install CMake on Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt update sudo apt install -y cmake

If a package manager is not available, or you need a specific CMake version, you can download the official binary from the CMake website.

Note
Note

Keeping CMake updated is important, as newer versions provide better support for modern C projects and features. Many open source projects require recent versions of CMake to configure and build correctly.

question mark

Which of the following is NOT a common method for installing CMake?

Select the correct answer

Alt var klart?

Hvordan kan vi forbedre det?

Takk for tilbakemeldingene dine!

Seksjon 1. Kapittel 3
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