Initial cmake support #332
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This adds support for the cmake build system. I don't regard it as complete and it has only been tested on Debian. Please, see README_cmake.md for the details.
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Thanks for this. CMake will be the new build system and Projucer will be removed. The Azure DevOps CI/CD will be migrated to git action; using CMake will make this easier. I just to know how to remove the "Made with JUCE" splashscreen; this is GPL software. |
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This adds support for the cmake build system. I don't regard it as complete ny any means. It is very basic and has only been tested on Debian. It doesn't conflict, though, with the projucer based build system. Not a single existing file had to be changed. So this might serve as a first step towards a proper transistion to cmake.
Please, see README_cmake.md for the details.