For using find_package( for another library that I am using (it is not supporting CMake), I have developed something like this (I am using gcc10 on CentOS 7 and CMake 3.20 with Ninja 1.10.2): add_library(MyLib UNKNOWN IMPORTED) target_include_directories(MyLib INTERFACE "$ENV{MY_LIB}/include")…
Problem: I am struggling to link the header files in the project correctly using CMake lists. All the example online seem to be simpler and the projects use "Modern CMake" with relations which I'm also unfamiliar with. Error: warn XXXXX.hpp…
If I install the same CMake-based package (cxxopts) with the same compiler (gcc12) on two different Unix machines (CentOS & MacOS), one time I get a prefix/lib and the other a prefix/lib64 directory. Is there a way to predict what…
I am attempting to build Pytorch/XLA on a new Windows 11 laptop (16" Lenovo AMD Ryzen Ideapad 5 pro to be specific) under WSL (Ubuntu 22.04) following the Linux instructions at https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch#from-source. However, no matter what I try, I get…
I have Miniconda3 on a Linux system (Ubuntu 22.04). The environment has Python 3.10 as well as a functioning (in Python) installation of PyTorch (installed following official instructions). I would like to setup a CMake project that uses PyTorch C++…
I'm trying to debug a test program with VS CODE, CMake in Ubuntu 20. I referred mainly to the CUDA debugger document: https://docs.nvidia.com/nsight-visual-studio-code-edition/cuda-debugger/index.html. However, I'm not sure about how to write a correct launch.json in a project based on CMake.…
I am working on a project, let's call it A. It comes with its own CMakeLists.txt. This projects also depends on other two projects, B and C. Each one has its own CMakeLists.txt. Projects C also depends on project D…
I'm using Visual Code to develop RP2040 projects using Picotool Everything was working fine until yesterday when the build output started telling me it can't find MinGW I installed everything using Shawn Hymel's how-to guides and it has been working…
Having some trouble right now working with conan2, cmake and the jsoncpp library. I've tried to make the jsoncpp a shared library. I've tried using the jsoncpp/json/json.h path. I don't want to run the command sudo apt install libjsoncpp because…
In my C++ program I use std::source_location for log output. The printed path is currently absolute. The project is built with CMake. I want to shorten the std::source_location path according to the CMake variable CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR. How can I access CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR…