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Minimal CMake
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At the outset of this book, we recommended using Visual Studio Code as the editor of choice to ensure a consistent experience whether you’re developing on Windows, macOS, or Linux. This is completely optional, but there’s a lot to like when it comes to using CMake with Visual Studio Code. In this section, we’ll discuss how best to use the examples from this book and show how to configure, build, and debug our projects all from within Visual Studio Code.
If you follow the steps in Chapter 1, Getting Started, in the Visual Studio Code setup section, you’ll already have CMake Tools installed as part of the C/C++ Extension Pack.
To be able to navigate around the Minimal CMake source code, it is recommended to open a Visual Studio Code project from the root of the repository. This can be achieved by cloning the repository, and then opening Visual Studio Code from that directory...