This is a small test project aimed at exploring the process of creating a C++ project using CMake and the wxWidgets library. For this project, I utilized Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition as the compiler. However, please note that I have not tested it with MinGW and Linux, so there may be a need for some modifications if you plan to use those platforms.
In the current state of the project, there is no longer a requirement to pre-install wxWidgets. I have updated the CMake script to handle all the necessary tasks, including compiling the entire project. Additionally, I have included two CMD scripts that demonstrate how to compile and run the project. However, I will also provide you with a brief set of instructions in the next section.
To compile the project using Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition, simply enter the following command in your command line prompt:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -G "Visual Studio 17 2022"
cmake --build . --config ReleaseAfter that, you will find the executable in the Release folder within the build directory.