CMake is an open-source, cross-platform family of tools designed to build, test and package software. It uses a compiler-independent build process that allows developers to use the compiler of their choice.
Why this server?
Scaffolds C++26-ready CMake projects via the /cpp26-init command, setting CXX_STANDARD to 26, -std=c++2c, and CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS ON, along with .clangd configuration.
Why this server?
Detects and analyzes C/C++ projects using CMake build systems to extract structural information about sources, headers, and dependencies.
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Provides tools to find and analyze CMakeLists.txt files to understand repository build structures.
Why this server?
Supports CMake project configuration and building for SailfishOS applications, including generating CMakeLists.txt files and managing CMake-based build processes.
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Provides access to CMake documentation through DevDocs.io, enabling search and retrieval of CMake build system documentation content.
Why this server?
Intercepts cmake commands and executes them locally to save tokens.
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Utilized for building the Stable Diffusion C++ implementation, ensuring proper compilation across different platforms
Why this server?
Supports C++ projects using CMake by utilizing exported compilation commands for precise code navigation and analysis.
Why this server?
Identifies CMake installations and provides information about CMake-based build configurations.