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Do I really need cmake to create CGAL/compiler_config.h?

I'm installing CGAL 3.5.1. To compile any part of it, I need CGAL/compiler_config.h, which, according to the manual, I have to generate by running cmake. Do I really need to download and run cmake, or is there a simpler way?

I'm using Visual Studio 2005 on x64 Windows. So maybe I can download a ready config for this combination, or read a list of flags and select them myself?

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