that looks sus.
anything named CMakeFiles
is not compilable.
.o
implies that either (1) the compiler was told to compile something of that name or (2) something expects that file to be compiled, which obviously makes no sense.
that looks sus.
anything named CMakeFiles
is not compilable.
.o
implies that either (1) the compiler was told to compile something of that name or (2) something expects that file to be compiled, which obviously makes no sense.