So I have CLion IDE and I wonder if I can use Cmake that my CLion use straightly from terminal. Because the system tells me that cmake isn't installed so there is no cmake in /usr/bin.
Sure, all you need to do is find the absolute path
to the CMake binary bundled with your CLion installation.
# This can help you find the binary if you don't know where it is
# Substitute <dir> for where you want to search on the system
$ find <dir> -executable -type f -name cmake
# It will give you can output like this
/usr/foobar/baz/clion/cmake/3.24.0/bin/cmake
Then you'll just need to add CMake to your path.
Here is some bash code that does that:
PATH="/usr/foobar/baz/clion/cmake/3.24.0/bin:$PATH"
export PATH
Place the above code in your .bash_aliases
or your .bashrc
whichever approach you prefer. So that the PATH
is persistently modified in your terminal sessions.
Then reload .bashrc
$> source .bashrc
Then you'll know you succeeded when you get a result like this:
$ cmake --version
cmake version 3.24.0
CMake suite maintained and supported by Kitware (kitware.com/cmake).