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What is a CMAKE file? A CMAKE file is a CMake language source file used by CMake, a collection of tools designed to build, test, and package software. The file may contain a script or module written in the CMake language. CMake Language source files are organized into "Directories" (CMakeLists.txt), "Scripts" (script.cmake), and "Modules" (module.cmake).

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What is a CMAKE file?

A CMAKE file is a CMake language source file used by CMake, a collection of tools designed to build, test, and package software. The file may contain a script or module written in the CMake language. CMake Language source files are organized into "Directories" (CMakeLists.txt), "Scripts" (script.cmake), and "Modules" (module.cmake).

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A CMAKE file is a CMake language source file used by CMake, a collection of tools designed to build, test, and package software. The file may contain a script or module written in the CMake language. CMake Language source files are organized into "Directories" (CMakeLists.txt), "Scripts" (script.cmake), and "Modules" (module.cmake).

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