CMake GUI for CLion
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Is there a GUI for CMake (like ccmake or the CMake GUI application), integrated in CLion?
Instead of putting a CMake options string into Settings/CMake?
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Is there a GUI for CMake (like ccmake or the CMake GUI application), integrated in CLion?
Instead of putting a CMake options string into Settings/CMake?
clion
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
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Is there a GUI for CMake (like ccmake or the CMake GUI application), integrated in CLion?
Instead of putting a CMake options string into Settings/CMake?
clion
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
tmlentmlen
4,26321652
Is there a GUI for CMake (like ccmake or the CMake GUI application), integrated in CLion?
Instead of putting a CMake options string into Settings/CMake?
clion
clion
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
tmlentmlen
4,26321652
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
tmlentmlen
4,26321652
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
tmlentmlen
4,26321652
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
tmlentmlen
4,26321652
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:11
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Steps to accomplish what you want. I used this to see the variables. I imagine this works for editing them.
- Find the cmake gui binary on your system or Download Cmake and install it, which will give access but, make sure its the same version that CLION uses
- Build your application or library in CLION using Cmake as normal to generate caches
- For me on windows my cmake gui was in my start menu after installing it.
- Follow these directions ; basically setting the source and the build binaries, just use the existing project files. Then click on advanced to show your variables.
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Steps to accomplish what you want. I used this to see the variables. I imagine this works for editing them.
- Find the cmake gui binary on your system or Download Cmake and install it, which will give access but, make sure its the same version that CLION uses
- Build your application or library in CLION using Cmake as normal to generate caches
- For me on windows my cmake gui was in my start menu after installing it.
- Follow these directions ; basically setting the source and the build binaries, just use the existing project files. Then click on advanced to show your variables.
answered Mar 20 at 13:37
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Steps to accomplish what you want. I used this to see the variables. I imagine this works for editing them.
- Find the cmake gui binary on your system or Download Cmake and install it, which will give access but, make sure its the same version that CLION uses
- Build your application or library in CLION using Cmake as normal to generate caches
- For me on windows my cmake gui was in my start menu after installing it.
- Follow these directions ; basically setting the source and the build binaries, just use the existing project files. Then click on advanced to show your variables.
answered Mar 20 at 13:37
Mr00AndersonMr00Anderson
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Steps to accomplish what you want. I used this to see the variables. I imagine this works for editing them.
- Find the cmake gui binary on your system or Download Cmake and install it, which will give access but, make sure its the same version that CLION uses
- Build your application or library in CLION using Cmake as normal to generate caches
- For me on windows my cmake gui was in my start menu after installing it.
- Follow these directions ; basically setting the source and the build binaries, just use the existing project files. Then click on advanced to show your variables.
answered Mar 20 at 13:37
Mr00AndersonMr00Anderson
670615
Steps to accomplish what you want. I used this to see the variables. I imagine this works for editing them.
- Find the cmake gui binary on your system or Download Cmake and install it, which will give access but, make sure its the same version that CLION uses
- Build your application or library in CLION using Cmake as normal to generate caches
- For me on windows my cmake gui was in my start menu after installing it.
- Follow these directions ; basically setting the source and the build binaries, just use the existing project files. Then click on advanced to show your variables.
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