Makefile equivalent in CMake -

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I've just started using the limit and it's been less than a week. I have a makefile written and I am trying to write it in its equivalent seamac. For each statement given in the given Makefile, I have no idea about the commands that I use in the SIMK. How do I start? Can a document be found for this place?

I make my project (~ 15000 lines C ++ code, shared libraries, unit tests and executables ) To seaminate with a scan a few weeks ago, and it takes only a day or two.

One thing that was helpful to me is now experimental support for the CMK instead of Bajaj. Macros, defined in the Tools / Build / Seamke , saw some code of syntax and capabilities Taught a lot about.

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