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Warning
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Using CMake is considered stable, but not every single combination is known to work.
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Using the defaults as suggested should cause minimal problems.
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Install CMake
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At first, you have to install CMake.
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Windows
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Describe Later.
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Mac OS X
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install by Homebrew:
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$brew install cmake
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install by MacPorts:
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$port install cmake
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Linux
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Describe Later.
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CMake Installation
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There are two ways of working with cmake: the command line and the GUI.
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CMake Command Line
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