I’m working on a C project. But others told me that they couldn’t build it because they didn’t have a C++ compiler.
I have no idea how to disable C++’s detection. How to do this?
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I’m working on a C project. But others told me that they couldn’t build it because they didn’t have a C++ compiler.
I have no idea how to disable C++’s detection. How to do this?
Detecting C and C++ toolchains is the default behavior for CMake. To disable this behavior, you’ll need to manually enable the language. If it’s project wide, you can explicitly tag the project as ‘C’ by using
project(projectName C). This information is in the CMake documentation.