Many thanks to the folks who contributed to the CMake task. Crypto++ attempts to minimize external dependencies like Autotools and CMake, so CMake will likely never be part of the official sources. If you built the Crypto++ library using the makefile or MSBuild then you can incorporate it into a CMake project by following CMake link to external library.Ī related topic is Requirements. (Our unofficial Android.mk and Autotools are separate projects, too). It is a separate project to ensure folks don't accidentally use it. If you have an improvement, then make the change and submit a pull request. If you want to use CMake then download it from GitHub | cryptopp-cmake. The CMake project files are now maintained by the community, and not the library. The mailing list discussion is at Remove CMake from GitHub add it to Patch Page on wiki?, and the check-in of interest is Commit 913a9e60d375e458. CMake was removed from the library prior to the release of Crypto++ 6.0. Its appealing to use CMake because it supports so many platforms.Ĭrypto++ 5.6.3 through 5.6.5 provided limited Cmake support. CMake supports various platforms, including Windows desktops and servers, Windows Phone, Windows Store, Linux, OS X, Android, iOS, Solaris, Unix and others. CMake is a build process manager designed to be used with the native build system of the platform.
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