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[Official Documentation](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cmake-tools/blob/HEAD/docs/README.md)
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## Quick Start
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[Clone the repository](https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/wiki/Cloning), then run the following command:
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```sh
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cmake --workflow ninja-release-x64
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```
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This configures and builds Dolphin in one step. The binary will be in the resulting `build/release/x64/Binaries` directory.
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Building for a different architecture (e.g. `arm64`) or need more control over the build? See [Using CMake Presets](#using-cmake-presets) below.
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## Disable the Global User Directory
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By default, Dolphin uses the global user directory for its configuration, saves, cache, and other user data. To make a build use a local user directory, create a file named `portable.txt` in the same directory as the executable files of the build. Dolphin will check if that file exists in the same directory, then it will not use the global user directory, instead it will create and use the local user directory in the same directory.
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