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Describe how to use the cmake alternative build system.

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Maarten Billemont 2017-09-10 14:17:06 -04:00
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platform-independent/cli-c/CMakeLists.txt
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@ -133,5 +133,3 @@ if( BUILD_MPW_TESTS )
use_mpw_sodium( mpw_tests required ) use_mpw_sodium( mpw_tests required )
use_mpw_xml( mpw_tests required ) use_mpw_xml( mpw_tests required )
endif() endif()
#FEATURE_SUMMARY( WHAT ALL )

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By default, you'll need to have at least `libsodium`, `libjson-c` and `libncurses` installed. By default, you'll need to have at least `libsodium`, `libjson-c` and `libncurses` installed.
### Details ## Building with cmake
There is also a cmake configuration you can use to build instead of using the `./build` script. While `./build` depends on Bash and is geared toward POSIX systems, cmake is platform-independent. You should use your platform's cmake tools to continue. On POSIX systems, you can do this:
cmake . && make
To get a list of options supported by the cmake configuration, use:
cmake -LH
Options can be toggled like so:
cmake -DUSE_COLOR=OFF -DBUILD_MPW_TESTS=ON . && make
## Details
The build script comes with a default configuration which can be adjusted. Full details on the build script are available by opening the build script file. The build script comes with a default configuration which can be adjusted. Full details on the build script are available by opening the build script file.