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CMake

Cross-platform build system generator for C and C++

1 member lists CMake, up 1 in the last 12 weeks, data as of 24 October 2026

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History
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Mentions, monthly

Hacker News mentions: 2 mentions (2008) to 23 mentions (2026)

20082012201720222026

Imported from Hacker News mentions

Installs, monthly

Homebrew analytics installs: 168,913 installs (2026) to 151,944 installs (2026)

2026

Imported from Homebrew analytics

Usage share, yearly

Stack Overflow developer survey usage share: 14.77 % of respondents (2023) to 35.59 % of respondents (2024)

20232024

Imported from Stack Overflow developer survey

Pageviews, monthly

Wikipedia pageviews: 6,856 views (2015) to 3,971 views (2026)

20152018202120232026

Imported from Wikipedia pageviews

About CMake

CMake is a build system generator for C and C++ projects that works across multiple platforms including Windows and Unix-like operating systems. Developers use it to manage the software build process, enabling them to build projects on different platforms from a single source, perform system introspection, run cross-platform tests, and create platform-specific packages. The tool supports out-of-source builds and allows developers to handle complex projects with multiple interconnected libraries.

CMake was developed by Alexander Neundorf, Andrej Cedilnik, Brad King, Ken Martin, William Hoffman, and Kitware. It is distributed under the 3-clause BSD License, making it free and open source software. Kitware offers additional resources including documentation, on-demand training courses, and live training sessions led by the developers who maintain the project. The company also provides custom builds, professional support, and consulting services for organizations seeking specialized assistance.

Developer
Alexander Neundorf, Andrej Cedilnik, Brad King, Ken Martin, Kitware, William Hoffman
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License
3-clause BSD License
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Language
C, C++
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Platforms
Microsoft Windows, Unix-like operating system
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First release
2000
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Latest release
4.4.4, 2 October 2026
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Checked 23 October 2026.

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Marcus Cole

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