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*`-DMSL_ROOT_FOLDER=folder`: The root folder for the projects in IDEs that support them. (e.g. Visual Studio or XCode) This is useful if embedding MSL in another project. Defaults to MSL.
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*`-DMSL_INSTALL=ON|OFF`: Allow installation for MSL components. This can be useful when embedding in other projects to prevent installations from including MSL. For example, when statically linking into a shared library. Default is `ON`.
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*`-DMSL_INSTALL_SET_RPATH=ON|OFF`: Set rpath during install for the library and tool on installation. Set to `OFF` if including in another project that wants to control the rpath. Default is `ON`.
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*`-DCMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=version`: Minimum version of macOS to target when building for Mac. Defaults to 10.11.
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*`-DCMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=version`: Minimum version of macOS to target when building for Mac. Defaults to 10.15.
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Once you have built and installed MSL, you can find the various modules with the `find_package()` CMake function. For example:
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