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## Configure File
CMake allows you to access CMake variables from your code using `configure_file`. This command copies a file (traditionally ending in `.in` from one place to another, substituting all CMake variables it finds. If you want to avoid replacing existing `${}` syntax in your input file, use the `@ONLY` keyword. There's also a `COPY_ONLY` keyword if you are just using this as a replacement for `file(COPY`.
CMake allows you to access CMake variables from your code using `configure_file`. This command copies a file (traditionally ending in `.in`) from one place to another, substituting all CMake variables it finds. If you want to avoid replacing existing `${}` syntax in your input file, use the `@ONLY` keyword. There's also a `COPY_ONLY` keyword if you are just using this as a replacement for `file(COPY`.
This functionality is used quite frequently; for example, on `Version.h.in`: