I'm new to Visual Studio and have had very little experience with C++. I have a project that I'm trying to open in VS Community 2022. All I've done so far is open a folder that has a CMakeLists.txt file in it, so it is automatically running through things. It hits an error and stops:
CMake Error at Lconfig/packages.d/crabmeat.cmake-inc:7 (message): Did not find CRABMEAT library.
In the crabmeat.cmake-inc file, it just looks for the package/library "crabmeat":
# vim: ft=cmake
find_package( crabmeat QUIET )
if ( CRABMEAT_FOUND)
message( STATUS "found CRABMEAT library. [lib=${CRABMEAT_LIBRARY},include=${CRABMEAT_INCLUDE_DIR}]")
else( CRABMEAT_FOUND)
message( FATAL_ERROR "Did not find CRABMEAT library.")
endif( CRABMEAT_FOUND)
I have been searching online to find out what crabmeat is, with zero success. Then I found crabmeat mentioned in a compiler.h file:
/*!
* @brief
* set our own macros for compilers
*
*/
#ifndef LDNDC_COMPILERS_H_
#define LDNDC_COMPILERS_H_
/** compiler detection **/
#include "crabmeat-compiler.h"
/* clang (llvm), note: have before gcc because clang also identifies as gcc.. */
#if defined(CRABMEAT_COMPILER_CLANG)
# define LDNDC_COMPILER_CLANG
/* pgi */
#elif defined(CRABMEAT_COMPILER_PGI)
# define LDNDC_COMPILER_PGI
... etc etc
"crabmeat-compiler.h" doesn't appear to exist as a file.
Could someone please explain what crabmeat is and how I get it so I can move forward? I've also searched for it in the components of the VS Installer and nothing comes up, so I'm at a loss.
Thanks in advance.
It appears that it's either developed in-house, or at least it's a local version. I was given a Subversion link to download it from their repository, in any case.