Great video! Keep up the good work. I just have one question though. I did notice that when I try to run CMake and create a project under Visual Studio, for some weird reason Visual Studio creates another folder called "Debug" within the already existing folder called "Debug" like this: "Debug/Debug". Why is Visual Studio doing that? I did also notice that some other IDEs have similar behaviors where they do not fully agree with the structure and do not listen to the CMake instructions. Any ideas as to why this stuff is happening?
Hmm... I suspect that since Visual Studio is a "proper" IDE it is "trying to make your life easier", by doing things you don't want it to do. There may be a setting that tells it not to automate in that way.
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Great video! Keep up the good work. I just have one question though. I did notice that when I try to run CMake and create a project under Visual Studio, for some weird reason Visual Studio creates another folder called "Debug" within the already existing folder called "Debug" like this: "Debug/Debug". Why is Visual Studio doing that? I did also notice that some other IDEs have similar behaviors where they do not fully agree with the structure and do not listen to the CMake instructions. Any ideas as to why this stuff is happening?
Hmm... I suspect that since Visual Studio is a "proper" IDE it is "trying to make your life easier", by doing things you don't want it to do. There may be a setting that tells it not to automate in that way.