chore: add missing Kitware blog link to 3.25 release announcement
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- Better support for MSVC, XCode, and others.
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- Better support for MSVC, XCode, and others.
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- `LLVMFlang` compiler support.
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- `LLVMFlang` compiler support.
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## [CMake 3.25][cmake master]: Blocks and SYSTEM
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## [CMake 3.25][]: Blocks and SYSTEM
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CMake has new block scoping commands selectively controlling variables and
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CMake has new block scoping commands selectively controlling variables and
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policies. It also has a lot more control over SYSTEM. The functional features
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policies. It also has a lot more control over SYSTEM. The functional features
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of CMake introduced a few releases ago are now usable in `find_` commands with
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of CMake introduced a few releases ago are now usable in `find_` commands with
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`VALIDATOR`. Workflows got an upgrade, too.
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`VALIDATOR`. Workflows got an upgrade, too.
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- Initially released [November 16, 2022](https://www.kitware.com/cmake-3-25-0-available-for-download/)
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- C++26 support
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- C++26 support
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- LTO for CUDA with nvcc
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- LTO for CUDA with nvcc
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- Workflow presets added, package presets too.
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- Workflow presets added, package presets too.
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- Several improvements to `try_*` commands.
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- Several improvements to `try_*` commands.
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- `SYSTEM` target/directory property and `EXPORT_NO_SYSTEM` added, also for FetchContent.
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- `SYSTEM` target/directory property and `EXPORT_NO_SYSTEM` added, also for FetchContent.
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-## [CMake in development][cmake master]: WIP
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## [CMake in development][cmake master]: WIP
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- FindPython generates the correct PyPy SOABI (finally!)
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- FindPython generates the correct PyPy SOABI (finally!)
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