Install cmake on startup #66
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This reverts commit f09d1dd.
This reverts commit 58764fe.
This reverts commit ccf0f6b.
This reverts commit cc4c5cd.
Signed-off-by: AeroStun <[email protected]>
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Makes it so that CMake is automatically installed on startup if it isn't detected on Path or inside the RTResoruces folder.
The installation is put into RTResources/CMake.
Should work for different operating systems but have only tested it on Windows.
There is a backend branch that goes with it.
Currently, it installs CMake without asking the user for permission.
This version relies on a hacky solution where libSMCE is pulled from GitHub instead of using a local installation of libSMCE. This is to solve an issue we had on our end. Can't remember the details exactly. Should be easily removed by removing all the commits made by Tim.