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How to use mulle-xcode-to-cmake in xcode?


Asked by Carl Singh on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



Use the homebrew package manager to install it, or build it yourself with Xcode: Get foundation-developer installed and then build mulle-xcode-to-cmake with: It is also possible to build with GNUstep using cmake and the CMakeLists.txt file generated by mulle-xcode-to-cmake itself.
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For continous conversions from Xcode to cmake, use mulle-sde. Use the homebrew package manager to install it, or build it yourself with Xcode: Get foundation-developer installed and then build mulle-xcode-to-cmake with: It is also possible to build with GNUstep using cmake and the CMakeLists.txt file generated by mulle-xcode-to-cmake itself.
Besides, It is also possible to build with GNUstep using cmake and the CMakeLists.txt file generated by mulle-xcode-to-cmake itself. After checking out the sources, change into the source directory and then: On Mac this should work without installing any additional dependencies.
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The selected toolset name is provided in the CMAKE_XCODE_PLATFORM_TOOLSET variable. The key=value pairs form a comma-separated list of options to specify generator-specific details of the toolset selection. Supported pairs are: Specify the buildsystem variant to use. See the CMAKE_XCODE_BUILD_SYSTEM variable for allowed values.
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I'm new to CMake, samples appreciated. CMake is used to produce out-of-source builds. The idea here is that you don't mix the files created during compilation with the original source files. In practice, you usually run CMake from a new, empty build directory and give the path to the source directory as an argument.