Thom Troy

It's possible that different versions of scan build report different errors. Once you can call scan build and see results from it then your project is setup correctly

It provides an alternative way to reference a target name in other parts of your cmake files. In that example you have ``` add_library(hello_library SHARED src/Hello.cpp ) add_library(hello::library ALIAS hello_library)...

Here is a link to the cmake documentation on alias targets https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/manual/cmake-buildsystem.7.html#alias-targets

Thanks for the info. I haven't used cmake on windows and don't have a windows PC to be able to re-test things. If someone wants to take the time to...

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately I don't know much about building kernel modules. The only experience I have is building toy examples to test things and using a makefile similar...

This is something I've had on my todo list for a while. I'll try to take a look when I get a chance

IMO CMake is the best of the current c++ build systems. It is widely supported, almost all developers know how to use it and it has good support for third...

@kkm000 Good point. I'm not sure about CUDA but it should be possible to package OpenFST. And from a technical point of view I think MLK would be possible too...