Below is a step-by-step tutorial covering common build system use cases that CMake helps to address. Many of these topics have been introduced in Mastering CMake as separate issues but seeing how they all work together in an example project can be very helpful. This tutorial can be found in the Tests/Tutorial directory of the CMake source code tree
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