CMake Error

[versed coyote]

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[thorn sluice]

this time im in the right channel at least

[prime dagger]

Technically you were both in the wrong and the correct channel; CMake can be used by both C and C++, but the most correct channel is probably #tooling

[thorn sluice]

oh

at least i have what the problem actually is which should hopefully fix the build button too..

i'll put this in #tooling

[versed coyote]

@thorn sluice

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[thorn sluice]

shush (respectfully)

[prime dagger]

You really could've just stuck to your first thread tbh

[thorn sluice]

oh yea i forgot i can edit the names

to the real problem

fuck

[thorn sluice]

wait nvm i think ik how to fix

!solved