Learning CMake When Necessary

Recently, I was working on a project that required knowledge of CMake. Previously, I was involved in BSP driver development, where CMake was not used at all. The only intersection with CMake was during the porting of the gateway project, which involved only minor modifications. It wasn’t until I started developing a project with CMake that I truly engaged with this tool.

The day before yesterday, I tried to load a third-party library file, which is a static library that I did not generate myself. I kept encountering issues when loading it, and the error message matched the image provided below.

After communicating with our partner, we regenerated the library file, and it worked fine. This was a minor issue, but if I hadn’t encountered it, I would have spent some time figuring it out.

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Recently, I have been working with CMake, so I found some learning materials that are very helpful for beginners or for developing CMake projects. There was a statement in those materials that I strongly agree with.

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