CMake Tutorial for Absolute Beginners - From GCC to CMake including Make and Ninja

[@animalshorts4377]

Thank you!

[@GaryExplains]

You're welcome!

[@ElectronicFanArm]

Loved this thanks Gary for sharing ❤

[@GaryExplains]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@fdfgsa]

CMake is one of the reasons I now use Rust

[@HyyskanPolttaja]

Thank you Gary. Please continue explaining Cmake further. BTW, the random example gives the same result every time. Even on my computer I get the same sequence [ 0.767554, 1.104780, 1.069596, 1.084488, 0.245279 ,0.580639, 0.292428, 1.135251, 0.902894, 0.226394 ] . Not very random... 😁

[@GaryExplains]

As with all Pseudo-Random Number Generators (PRNGs), they just use a mathematical algorithms to generate numbers. Without providing a seed (which this program doesn't do) then they will always generate the same sequences.

[@henrikoldcorn]

This video seems to be approaching optimum for explaining these tools! Good length, depth and clarity, like a glass dild… Seriously though, it’s great.

[@irlshrek]

I went Rust and never looked back

[@abiuniverse]

Does it also work with Fortran

[@kev2020-z9s]

Thank you for your excellent explanation keep up the great work.

[@GaryExplains]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andrew121410]

Thank you, I was always confused about the difference between GCC & Make & CMake but this explains everything. I do hope one day C & C++ will get a default package manager like with Java you have maven and gradle so easy to use both.

[@GaryExplains]

Glad it was helpful!

[@simonbooth4888]

No external library linking explanation which is the most confusing bit when using third patry add-ons. i.e. need a follow up

[@GaryExplains]

External library like libm?

[@simonbooth4888]

@@GaryExplains External libraries like display drivers on a pico

[@briman113]

🙏👍