CMake Builds with SublimeText and Atom
Mar 3, 2016

Both configurations will create a “build” folder for all the cmake generated files.

SublimeText 3

  1. Create a project file or edit your existing one.
  2. {
 "project_name": "<PROJECT NAME>",
 "folders":
 [
     {
         "path": "."
     }
 ],
 "build_systems":
 [
     {
         "name": "cmake",
         "working_dir": "${project_path}",
         "shell_cmd": "mkdir build ; cd build && cmake .. && make -j8",
         "shell": true
     }
 ]
}
  3. Use Project -> Open Project from now on instead of opening the folder.

CTRL + B to build.

Atom

  1. Install the Atom Build package
  2. Create a new custom build file in the root of your project folder called .atom-build.json 
    {
 "cmd": "mkdir build ; cd build && cmake .. && make -j8",
 "name": "cmake",
 "sh": true,
 "cwd": "{PROJECT_PATH}"
}
  3. Refresh the build.
    1. CTRL + P
    2. “Build: Refresh Targets”

F9 to build.

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