It says that the target audience is beginners to cmake, but I think it's a good lecture for those who have used languages that use a build system and are wondering, "What exactly is this when I'm told to do cmake?" The content itself is clean and I feel like it's trying to convey only the key points. My main language is Python, so I listened to it as a general lecture, but it was easy to understand because it started from the big picture. The examples are also in the order of problem situation assumption -> solution -> significant section specification, so it was easy to get a feel for it. The github link was broken, so I had a little trouble, but I'll leave the link so that others can do it right away. https://github.com/daemyung/practice-cmake And in the case of Windows, there is no example for specifying the build system in the middle, but I installed vs2022 and proceeded with cmake -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" It's listed by version in the cmake help, so I think you can do it by looking at that.