I knew I would end up regretting this, but I decided in needed to upgrade my VS version from 2017 to the latest. There are a few issues, so say the least!
To start with, that version of VS is not supported by older CMake versions and it was necessary to upgrade to the 4.4.2 version to generate a build. Secondly, they are moving away from using NMake on that platform, so the old way of using CMake -G "NMake Makefiles" to set up the build no longer works. There are two options now, either use Ninja or the VS toolset to generate the build system. To use Ninja, you use cmake -G "Ninja" -B build sourcedir Where "build" is the directory you want to generate the build into, relative to where you issue the command from. To use the VS IDE tools, generate the build using the command cmake --build build issued from the directory where you issued the cmake command to generate the build. I tried switching to the build directory I created and running cmake --build . to build the current directory, but that didn't work. To use the IDE tooling, it is basically the same, but with a different generator. cmake -G "Visual Studio 18 2026" -A x64 -B build and again, "cmake --build build" is used to run the build. I managed to get a successful build using Ninja and it was quite fast. I have not tried the visual studio generator yet and don't really want to mess with my system now that I'm able to build again! Rick
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