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It means exactly what it says.

In your terminal, run:

roscd drive_base_tutorial
make

roscd drive_base_tutorial will take you to the drive_base_tutorial directory (you can also use cd for this).

make is a build tool; it will call cmake, which will use the information in your CMakeLists.txt to call the compiler and the linker, converting your C++ code into an executable.

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