Answers

The following are the answers to the preceding questions:

1. It can be achieved via the install(TARGETS <target_name>) command.
2. The output artifacts of the specified targets.
3. No, because header files are not classified as output artifacts of a target. They must be installed separately via the install(DIRECTORY) command.
4. The GNUInstallDirs CMake module provides system-specific default paths for installation, such as bin, lib, and include.
5. With the help of the PATTERN and FILES_MATCHING parameters of the install(DIRECTORY) command.
6. To make the installation relocatable so that the user can change the installation directory by specifying an installation prefix.
7. The <package-name>-config.cmake or <package-name>Config.cmake file, and optionally the <package-name>-config-version.cmake or <package-name>ConfigVersion.cmake file.
8. Exporting a target means creating the required CMake code so that you can import it into another...