FindMathematica is a CMake module that tries to find a Wolfram Language installation and provides CMake functions for its C/C++ interface.

• Works with Windows, Linux and OS X versions of the Wolfram Language.
• Supports Wolfram Language versions from 5.2 to 12.0.
• Supports Wolfram Language implementations Wolfram Mathematica, Wolfram|One, Wolfram Engine and Wolfram gridMathematica.
• Finds include directories and libraries for LibraryLink (version 8 or later).
• Finds include directories and libraries for WSTP (version 10 or later).
• Finds installation directory and JAR file of J/Link.
• Finds include directories and libraries for MathLink.
• Finds installation directory of Wolfram MUnit testing package.
• Provides exact version info for the Wolfram Language, LibraryLink, WSTP, MathLink, J/Link and MUnit.
• Allows for running Wolfram Language code during CMake configure or build time.
• Allows for running Wolfram Language code as a pre-link, pre-build or post-build action.
• Allows for running Wolfram Language code in CMake test targets.
• Allows for running Wolfram Language MUnit test files and suites as CMake test targets.
• Supports generating C code from WSTP template files using wsprp executable.
• Supports generating C code from MathLink template files using mprep executable.
• Supports building dynamic libraries loadable with LibraryLink.
• Supports generating stand-alone C code from Wolfram Language code with CCodeGenerator.
• Provides CMake interface to Wolfram Language's Encode function.
• Supports generating Wolfram Language documentation with the DocumentationBuild package.
• Fully leverages CMake's cross-compiling support.

• A Wolfram Language product (Wolfram Mathematica, Wolfram|One, Wolfram Engine, Wolfram gridMathematica).
• CMake 2.8.12 or newer. The executable cmake should be on the system path.
• Visual Studio C++, MinGW or Cygwin under Windows.
• GCC or Clang under Linux or OS X.
• Xcode application or Xcode Command Line Tools under OS X.
• libuuid under Linux.
• Apache Ant is required for generating Wolfram Language documentation.

Copy the directory CMake/Mathematica to the root directory of your CMake project. In the top-level CMakeList.txt file, add the module directory to the CMake module search path:

set (CMAKE_MODULE_PATH "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/CMake/Mathematica" ${CMAKE_MODULE_PATH})

To find the newest Wolfram Language installation in a CMake list file, run the find_package command:

find_package(Mathematica)

See the FindMathematica manual for more information.