Set up VS Code to Build Modern C++ Projects with CMake (Gcc, Clang, Msvc)

[@ishanrawat5308]

This video is so simple to understand! I had been searching for a proper 101 video to start using CMake on VSCode and this is the one.

[@rmachuca]

Just what I needed to kickstart my C/C++ + CMake learning journey. Thanks, keep it up.

[@AniketRajAniketkno]

Underrated resource! Great content!! I love vs code for my Python and have been looking for something like this for CPP!

[@yoyotvyoo]

Worked for M1 Mac! Thank you for the great video!

[@absolutespace4]

"What was drinking here" just made it the best.

[@LearnQtGuide]

LOL

[@awabkhan2977]

Why the fuck when I do this the build directory isn't created and I get the error no usable generator.

[@chidanandkumarks6114]

how to debug vscode using cmake debug with command line arguments? kindly suggest

[@ZTwo221]

my terminal doesn't have any of those commands not sure why that is even happening.

[@theicekingkobe]

error. Bad cmake executable. please help😢. new to VS code. the build folder isn’t even being created.

[@osamaanees8406]

Thanks Man! I was searching for this as I use Linux and it does not have VS. I also found an extension called ez c++ which automatically creates build source header and other files and folders for us.

[@eanoxd]

great tutorial thanks!

[@lakeborne5514]

This is perfect, thanks!

[@asilepolitiqueasilepolitiq6943]

Good stuff, thanks

[@tszhong0411]

Thanks a lot ❤❤

[@landoffruit_s]

I used neovim

[@ertat-l7t]

thanks

[@punchline1729]

I can't use " rm -r .\build\ " It says that " I don't have permission ", what do I do?

[@R.B.]

Probably had a file open and locked in that directory... Just having it open in VS Code it won't be locked, but if for example you were running an app you built, it would prevent you deleting.