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2. Compilation and build systems

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2.1. Manual compilation

Manually invoking the compiler to gain an understanding and appreciation of the specific tasks a build system performs for you.

2.2. CMake

Using CMake to configure and automate the build process of the simple C++ project from the previous section.

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