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Article0 replies4,060 followingPosted 13 Mar 2026, 02:24 UTC17.6K views3,040 votes

Stop Using Global Variables: Transitioning to Target-Based CMake

Stop polluting your build with global include paths. Learn how to use Target-Based CMake to encapsulate dependencies and simplify project modularity.

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