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Building Project

Timor Gruber edited this page Feb 2, 2018 · 3 revisions

It's important to understand that reloading project's CMake and building its' binaries are 2 different things.

  • Reloading CMake means to parse the project's CMake code and create a make file that could be built later.
  • Building project's binaries means to build the make file generated earlier by reloading CMake.

Every change in cmake code (which mostly happens in CMakeLists.txt) must be reloaded so that the latest code will be built. Some IDEs immediately inform you when there's a change in CMake so that you'll reload it.

A project depending on Arduino-CMake can be built by using either make or your IDE's build tools. To see how it builds with make, please head to the appropriate page.

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