Build w/o sudo & Use cmake --install
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Use the CMake 3.15 `--install` switch. Using `--build . --target install` under `sudo` permissions in combination with compiler launchers such as `ccache` seems to mess with the artifacts permissions in `~/.ccache`. Refs.: - https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.15/release/3.15.html#command-line ``` The cmake(1) command gained a new --install option. This may be used after building a project to run installation without using the generated build system or the native build tool. ```
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Use the CMake 3.15
--installswitch.Using
--build . --target installundersudopermissions in combination with compiler launchers such asccacheseems to mess with the artifacts permissions in~/.ccache. This is problematic for the next build (not the current one), receiving errors of the kind:Update: Ah, most likely, this is because we did not split build & install step before. Nonetheless, let's also use the new API and install independent of the build system :)
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