Answers

The following are the answers to the preceding questions:

1. You can start the configure step of CMake with the following command:

   cmake -S /path/to/source -B /path/to/build

2. Single-configuration generators will only generate build files for one type of build, such as debug or release builds. Multi-configuration generators will generate build instructions for all available build types in one go.
3. You can start the build step of CMake using:

   cmake -build /path/to/build

4. The following executable from CMake can be used to run tests:

   ctest

5. The following executable from CMake is used for packaging:

   cpack

6. Targets in CMake are logical units around which CMake organizes a build. They can be executables, libraries, or contain custom commands.
7. Unlike variables, properties are attached to a specific object or scope.
8. CMake presets are used to share working configurations for a build.