#Visual studio cmake command not found mac os x
#Visual studio cmake command not found install
#Visual studio cmake command not found code

#Visual studio cmake command not found code

I tried disabling all code completion options in preferences without any success. Even when Xcode is a fine tool to work on a C++ project, with a very appealing UI and an not a super good debugging experience but useful IMHO, it has a really annoying feature: it is constantly indexing the code while I’m typing it and, in consequence, spinning my MacBook Pro’s fans up to 5000 rpm and making it really hot.

#Visual studio cmake command not found mac os x

I started using Xcode on Mac OS X (now macOS). Through my journey I’ve seen to emerge quite a bunch of interesting tools to work with C++ on this field (micro-services and Docker). I’ve been working for almost a year implementing micro-services on C++11 running as Docker containers.

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#Visual studio cmake command not found install

I did install nRF Connect SDK v1.7.1 from the Toolchain Manager, exactly as was shown in the video for a Windows installation.