Thanks Our sort of long haired Lord And Savior, I'm struggling with the documentation. Having a human explaining really helps

This was easily the best CMake tutorial/resource I found all week so far. I've been struggling to understand all the terms and how it (CMake) fits into everything. Especially coming from a Unity/C# game dev background, and not really.. understanding much about "builds", "platforms", and "compilers" besides extreme basics/vagueness. Thank you so much, this really makes it feel a lot more doable. P.S. - I'm so glad you use VS Code too! Just started with it today as well haha

The best CMake tutorials on KZfaq!

Great tutorial. I do enjoy that you were giving tutorials in a very relaxing tone. I got really stressed when I learn c++ related contents.

This guy looks like *_Gilfoyle_* from *Silicon Valley* . Jokes apart, he explained great!

This is a very nice introduction to Cmake. Really got what I need. Thanks :)

Thanks for explaining makefiles in literally the first 5 minutes. I don’t know how every other explanation skips this part and what cmake is even needed for

I think I just found my favorite KZfaq channel. I really love the joke in the beginning about our Lord and Savior.....CMake, and I really enjoyed watching your tutorial and learning about how CMake works. I love your style of teaching and it's so intuitive. Thank you for making this video.

thank you so much, after 3 years, your video still help alot of ones and companies. it's great.

I came to learn about CMake and directly left an abonoment.

I subscribed because your blender tutorial helped me with video editing and now I'm here because of your coding tutorials and I'm Loving It.

Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed the content. Minor: zues==>Zeus.

Thanks man. The shortest yet most efficient and vivid explanation about Cmake and MakeFile. Thanks a lot man. really. Kudos

seriously, i was starting to watch the OGRE tutorial and when I saw Cmake, it came to my mind "oh boy it would be nice a Cmake tutorial". And here I am. Thank you so much.

I'm getting a Bob Ross vibe from your style. I expect to see some happy little clouds. 7/14/22, 5:57 p.m.

Simple, clear and fun way of teaching any subject! Now, next ... part 2

These CMake tutorials are simply the best! Amazing explanation and tips! Thank you so much!

Thank you! I had one hell of a time understanding CMake before watching your videos.

Having watched 5 minutes only I feel already inclined to comment: Being a software developer myself for more than 40 years (so "technically" in retirement now but nevertheless still active) I like your intro: there's no single best practice fitting each every project. I also like your dry humor - it doesn't escape me. (I think you know what I mean.)

Thanks, and nice tutorial. - A Christian

I love it: 'so just please don't' .... i know your're real at that point. Ty great 'simple' effective.

In windows, run instead the following CMake command: > cmake -S ../../ -B . -G "MinGW Makefiles"

Still the best cmake tutorial

only legible cmake explanation i've found, tysm

Came to this after doing my own way.... Thank you for the tutorial.

Best cmake tutorial I've seen by far. Looking forward to watching the rest of the videos. Thanks!

Thanks a million for this introductory lesson on cmake.Been looking for a clear tutorial and you sir make it crystal clear!! Please keep making the videos.

thanks for the best introduction!

Fantastic! Thank you. I've struggled with make files, hacking open source setups to compile without direction. Thank you for your clear tutorials.

Thanks for this! There's only a few CMake tutorials out there, so this one is definitely welcome :) Just finished the first video. CTT looks awfully close to C++, woah!

thank you.. i was a simple guy coming from interpreted languages... this compiler problem was making things difficult for me as to finding out which c compiler I should use and such...

As a C-noob I can say: this is really helpfull!

Subscribed. Clear, concise, exactly what I need to get started. I look forward to the next video. Thanks!

Truly our lord and savior because CMake documentation is just not beginner friendly or should I say TRASH OH MY GODDD MY FRUSTRATION

gives off strong 2011 vibes

this is a late comment, but I really appreciate the series -- using it to familiarize before university class using same build process

the ending got me dead 😆

Such a funny guy - and a nice intro - keep it going man! Best Regards

I'm finiding this series very helpfull. Started learning C++. Thanks

Thank you so much for this great tutorial.

thank you, sir!

You said No standard in coding.... Thalaiva You are great...

I cannot believe this contains such basic errors that will mislead beginning programmers. It's spelled 'Zeus'! Get it together! Seriously though, thanks. This was very helpful.

you are indeed a savior. had hard time grasping it and your tutorial made it clear, managed to create cmake and compiling thanks!

very good tutorial thank you for being so clear

Good one, looking forward for part 2

Thank you 😊 for making it easy to understand.

I appreciate your content and you hella funny!! Thank You Man!!!!!!!

Zeus, not Zues, but otherwise really well done. Thanks!

In cmake, where did we mention the kind of compiler to use? At the beginning of the video, in the makefile, it was explicitly mentioned to use 'g++' compiler. But, I did not get how cmake picked the compiler? Can you please answer me this question?

Thanks a lot for this tutorial. I went to look up how to use cmake and the tutorial in the official cmake documentation was... not great in my opinion. This helped out a ton.

Thanks for creating this video

Great job bro You just made it a piece of cake :)

I think I stumbled into the real life Gilfoy. 😂😂😂

It appears I don't have the `-S` option available on my CMake, and it wants to use my `-B` option as both the build and the source directory. It seems this may be because my cmake is out of date, and this is a newer option. My cmake version is 3.10.2. Edit: I've managed to get it updated now to cmake version 3.20.1, and now I can finally use the `-S` option & follow along with this tutorial.

Great material, subscribed!

Thanks so much for making this. After struggling setting up my IDE for making embedded code for RP2040 processor, I kept being like "WTF actually IS CMAKE??". Now I know.

Great intro to Cmake, congrats

Actually awesome video series

Simply great.

Very nice tutorial. Really funny 2! Thanks

This is a nice tutorial! Thank you for making it!

Thank you for this video!

I wish all tutorials were like this

This was very useful. Thank you.

Praise be to cmake

thank you kind sir. this is the most concise video on CMake I've seen so far.

This video was great even for me with some experience with cmake, thank you!

Thanks so much for this great tutorial ! :)

Excellent! Thanks!

Gorgeous video bro.

*Nope, Binaries doesn't build itself,* 15 minutes *well* spent to understand how to build a simple program. I wonder if living things are self built ?. How great he who created all living things, I wonder.?! $ make like.cpp

excellent content, thanks!

Oh great! Gilfoyle got a haircut.

Thanks!

So glad you put this in here. The other good tutorial is "cmake good" by vector-of-bool. The cmake library is a little bit more confusing at first than standard makefiles, but they are worth it because makefiles get bloated and tedious very quickly. As you know, the cmake tools bypass this by creating the project Makefiles for you.

cool guy and gets to the point ! not always like this! tyvm

You could say cmake creates a make file, easier ro to associate c with create

Thank you. You are the best

thank you gilfoyle

[ERROR RESOLVED] IF YOU HAVE CMAKE 3.10.2 then run: cmake -Hsourcepath -Bbuildpath yes do it without a space between flag and the argument

thank u.

Stomp the comp!

Fantastic. Thanks so much.

Great video, many thanks. Would be great if u can plan a playlist on configure make and make install. 👍

Thanks for the gospel on our lord and savior. It was really helpful.

Hey man! Thanks for your well-explained video. You got me up and running. Cheers.

"rmdir" is a safer way to remove a directory. If you use "rm -fr" and accidentally type the wrong thing... Especially something generic like "build". Perhaps you cd'd to another directory and forgot.

Thank you so much! I also liked the terminal, what is it?

for anyone that is unable to run the 'make' command, run 'cmake --build (build directory)' that's two dashes - -

Fantastic tutorial Cheers m8

For some reason, you remind me of Gilfolye 😂

Firstly I'am a boy, and secondly, I like him.

the man is from 2013 memeing like hes sam harris

You missed a big trick, should have turned that light above you on to really sell the OLAS effect

Thanks gilfoil :)

Superb thank you

we want you can do a video en the windows version.

How can I change the compiler to MingW? I tried a lot of things and I did not found the answer through the internet. :(

I tried to make a makefile, but terminal is not reconizing command make?