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Platform detection with CMake

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Devoo

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Hey,
Is it possible to detect the platform with CMake?
I mean qt solution or maybe some other common solution?

I have trouble with IOs and OSx detectcion.

Best regards.
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D Devoo

Hey,
Is it possible to detect the platform with CMake?
I mean qt solution or maybe some other common solution?

I have trouble with IOs and OSx detectcion.

Best regards.
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@Devoo

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```
if (WIN32)
    #do something
endif (WIN32)
```
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D Devoo

Hey,
Is it possible to detect the platform with CMake?
I mean qt solution or maybe some other common solution?

I have trouble with IOs and OSx detectcion.

Best regards.
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@Devoo said in Platform detection with CMake:

I mean qt solution

https://wiki.qt.io/Get_OS_name
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