问题
How do I use CMake with Visual Studio 2010 on the command line?
With Visual C++ Express Edition (2010) I would type:
cmake .
nmake
nmake install
simple.
I noticed with Visual Studio 2010, CMake generates a solution file instead of a Makefile. So I type:
cmake .
msbuild mysolutionfile.sln
But then what? I used to be able to type "nmake install" and it would install the project. What do I type now to install the project?
回答1:
Two points:
1- CMake: You can choose your generator. Visual Studio happens to be the default in your case. If you want to use nmake, you can add the following to your cmake command: -G "NMake Makefiles". Alternatively, you can use cmake-gui.exe and the first option will be to choose your generator in a drop-down list. Make sure to remove your previously generated build dir and cmakecache.
2- Visual Studio: you can specify the target to msbuild with /target:INSTALL. Typically cmake creates an INSTALL project: building this project mimicks running make install.
Cheers.
回答2:
devenv mysolutionfile.sln /build Debug /project INSTALL
This is preferable to using msbuild or vcbuild because certain versions of Visual Studio seem to have trouble with the inter-project dependencies that cmake likes to generate.
And devenv is preferable to nmake because it gives you more control over debug configurations, etc.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4219479/using-cmake-with-windows-7-visual-studio-2010-and-the-command-line