CMake

CMake is an open-source family of tools designed to build, test, and package software. It helps control the software compilation process through configuration files. These files are designed to remain independent of a particular platform and compiler.

From those configuration files, CMake can generate native makefiles and workspaces. Developers can use the generated files within the compiler environment of their choice. This gives a project a consistent configuration approach while supporting different build environments.

CMake is intended for software developers who need to organize compilation and related build tasks. Its build, test, and packaging functions place it within the Developer Tools category. The catalog lists this release for Windows, while CMake itself is designed as a cross-platform tool family.

CMake is available under an open-source license. MirrorNest distributes the official build by mirroring it directly onto its own storage. The mirrored file is scanned for malware before it is published. This distribution setup gives Windows users a catalog copy of the official build with a security scan performed before listing.