CMake Configuration

CMake configuration is a process used in software development to define how a project should be built and compiled across different systems. It involves writing scripts that specify build options, dependencies, and target platforms. CMake then generates the appropriate build files for your environment (like Makefiles or Visual Studio projects), ensuring the software builds correctly regardless of the operating system or compiler. Essentially, it automates and standardizes the setup process, making it easier to manage complex projects that need to work on multiple platforms.