The warning message you are seeing indicates that the CMakeCache.txt file was created in a different directory than the one you are currently trying to use. This situation can lead to confusion or errors, as CMake may not be able to find the correct paths for your build files.
Here’s how you can resolve this issue:
Delete CMakeCache.txt: Navigate to the directory where your
CMakeCache.txtis located (/home/yujie23/frugen/) and delete it. You can do this by running:rm /home/yujie23/frugen/CMakeCache.txtClear Build Directory (if necessary): If you have additional build artifacts that may cause conflicts, consider cleaning or deleting your entire build directory.
Re-run CMake: After deleting the cache file, go back to your project directory (in this case,
/mnt/d/workspace/frugen) and re-run thecmakecommand again:cd /mnt/d/workspace/frugen cmake .Or specify any other appropriate parameters if you’re building in a separate build directory:
mkdir build cd build cmake ..Build Your Project: Once CMake successfully configures your project without warnings, you can then proceed with building it using:
make
By following these steps, you should be able to fix the discrepancy between directories and ensure that all binaries and output files are created correctly in the intended location.
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