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Visual Studio 2017 isn't officially supported right now, but I've been able to build with it personally with no issues.
Your CMake configure has too many things selected for a first-time build. I'd delete the build directory and start over. You'll still need to point CMake at a Python, but all of the rest you have selected aren't necessary to build E+ itself. It's best to get the main executable building and then add stuff as you need it. If you want to build the Fortran utilities you will need a Fortran compiler, but again that is not required.
