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-While there are some bundled makefiles and projects, UnitTest++ is primarily built and supported using [CMake](http://cmake.org). This guide assumes you have already downloaded and installed CMake, and that you have already downloaded the UnitTest++ source.
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-In Two Easy Steps
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-Once you've obtained the UnitTest++ source, you can use the empty 'builds' folder as a place to put your cmake-generated project files. The valid "generators" differ per platform; you can run `cmake --help` to see which ones are supported on your platform.
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- cd path/to/unittest-cpp/builds
- cmake -G "<Choose a valid generator>" ../
- cmake --build ./
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-This will build the library and the self-tests, and also run the self-tests.
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-Then, if you already understand what CMake does (or are just reckless), and you'd like to run the install step:
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- cmake --build ./ --target install
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-This will install the headers and built libs to the `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX`. Note this might require a `sudo` in *nix or an Administrative Command Prompt on Windows depending on your system configuration.