I was about to give up on my dream of being a programmer before I watched your cmake series. I've been at it about a year and really enjoy editing code and adding my own little bits, but I've been completely overwhelmed when it comes to developing a sensible workflow to do projects from scratch. I was genuinely ready to tell my boss to find someone else to do it but now I have compiled and solved nearly every issue I've had this year. Words cannot describe my gratitude to you for making this series, I love the humour too! All the best and thanks again.

Watched all 10 videos in one breath. Well-organized, well-explained, entertaining. Thanks Matt for what you've done! Cheers

watched all the videos , what can I say , the best cmake tutorial on KZfaq , cheers

By far the best cmake tutorial I ever watched!

I've been a programmer for about two years now, but I am still awful at setting up programs, I just can't wrap my head around the command line, or compiling, but everytime I have too install something I learn a little more. you helped a lot thanks!

'Our Lord And Saviour' video style! Thanks bro, helps me a lot!

Very Useful!! Thanks a lot!!

Normally visual studio is shipped with a terminal shortcut starting cmd in the VS common folder (called "Developer Command Prompt for VS" / "Developer PowerShell for VS"). Already including pathes to msbuild and other dev tools... just in case you want to avoid struggling with long pathes :)

Is this Gilfoyle? Also: nice videos, love them!

strongly recommended: 1) one-time setup, run the vcvarsall batch (msvc command-line build tools are free w/o ide) to enter the environment and export/copy all env vars (path, include, lib, lib64); 2) save those into you user env vars; 3) msbuild, cl, and link are now always exposed and can always access the appropriate system headers and libraries

Thank you so much! It really helped me with my project. Very well explained!

"Oh, I typed text . . . " And I made the same mistake seconds before watching that part LOL.

Great video - thank you for explaining it well!

im going to cry, why does it have to be this hard.

Thank you for your great videos! from middle-east

Oh boy, I hope this video learn me something good

Thank you very much. This video helps me so much.

Currently I am working on C C++ project and doing compilation with gmake. Compilation is very smooth on Linux but on windows it is very slow as I have done same setups on both OS. How can we increase performance? One way is by flags and adding parallelism

Thanks! This really helped me a lot

Thanks for the video! helped a lot.

Thanks a bunch!

Yo, Gilfoyle. Thank you for the video! The UTF-8 error is probably caused by the echo command you used to create the Cmakelist file. I believe the windows terminal encodes files using ANSI or something equally ancient.

Thanks for music. It helps.

/Gilfoyle?

Do anyone get this error while running the build command?? Im using Vscode and tried with the 2019 generator as well but it still shows the same error. cmake -S . -B build/ -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:3 (project): Generator Visual Studio 17 2022 could not find any instance of Visual Studio. I tried all methods I could lay on an eye on and still couldn't progress , wasting days of trying to get anywhere in learning cmake. Can anyone PLEASE HELP me in getting this resolved

Might be a dumb question but ... Is there some standard path we should be aware, cause i'm not really familiar with env variable and yes, it would be great if i know what's going behind, what value I should set to the path for any tool i install, such as git or cmake or anything else. Thanks and great content

my first try following the video at 0:55 gives: ''ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file' sorry to be negative.....

boss, can you tried installing GTSAM on your computer, i am helpless. I would like to see how you debug an installation process 😮

Outro song name ?

when i type "path" in start menu windows shows me "Path Of Exile" game . Hahahaha )))

Did you notice a large difference in time for executing between Windows and Linux ? Personally I've to wait 7-8 secs on Windows when it is instant for you on linux. I'm using VS 2019 compiler, and it's the same with MinGW.

You are so handsome. Thank you for your tutorial