Command definitions

There are two ways to define our own command: we can use the macro() command or the function() command. The easiest way to explain the differences between these commands is by comparing them to C-style preprocessor macrosMacros are predefined code snippets in programming that can be invoked with a specific name and expanded inline, typically used for code generation or to simplify repetitive tasks. and actual C++ functions:

A macro() command works more like a find-and-replace instruction than an actual subroutine call such as function(). Contrary to ...

Introduction to the Course

First Steps with CMake

The CMake Language

Setting Up Our First CMake Project

Working with Targets

Compiling C++ Sources with CMake

Linking with CMake

Modern CMake for C++ Exam 1

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Testing Frameworks

Program Analysis Tools

Generating Documentation

Installing and Packaging

Creating Our Professional Project

Conclusion

Appendix

Command Definitions: Macros

Command definitions