This guide assumes you have already compiled and installed fasmcpp. If you haven't already, see Installation.

CMake

To include fasmcpp in your CMake project all you have to do is to use find_package.

find_package("fasmcpp")

It defines the following variables:

Variable	Value
`FASMCPP_FOUND`	1
`FASMCPP_INCLUDE_DIR`	Directory that contains fasmcpp.h
`FASMCPP_LIBRARY`	Files that you should link against
`FASMCPP_BINARY`	Redistributable binaries (you must copy this to your binary folder and distribute it with your executable)

Then you must specify:

target_link_libraries(YourTarget ${FASMCPP_LIBRARY})
target_include_directories(YourTarget PRIVATE ${FASMCPP_INCLUDE_DIR})
if (FASMCPP_BINARY)
    get_filename_component(BINARY ${FASMCPP_BINARY} NAME)
    configure_file("${FASMCPP_BINARY}" "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/${BINARY}" COPYONLY)
endif()

Others

You can also include fasmcpp in your project manually, of course. Open the directory to which you installed fasmcpp. It should have 2 or 3 subdirectories, depending on the platform. You must:

Add the "include" directory to your compiler's include search path
Link your executable with all files in the "lib" directory
Copy the contents of the "redist" directory to your binary directory (you must redistribute this with your executable)