My point is, that you should provide instructions on how to build your sample code. You can either provide a Visual Studio Solution or a Makefile. CMake is a meta build system for C and C++. So if you provide rules to build your project in a CMakeLists.txt, the reader can generate a project for its favorite IDE or a Makefile from it. I recommend Daniel Pfeiffer's talk on "Effective CMake" on YouTube
My point is, that you should provide instructions on how to build your sample code. You can either provide a Visual Studio Solution or a Makefile. CMake is a meta build system for C and C++. So if you provide rules to build your project in a CMakeLists.txt, the reader can generate a project for its favorite IDE or a Makefile from it. I recommend Daniel Pfeiffer's talk on "Effective CMake" on YouTube
Thanks a lot sir