HS> Did you try adding a PROJECT call to every lib's CMakeLists.txt file? HS> Then run make -G ... on the top-level CmakeLists.txt file.
No, I'm fiddling with a single lib for the moment. HS> It's in the FAQ why this is not a good idea (well, you will miss some good HS> features) and you are forced to deleted/move file that are currently not in HS> use. Qmake never proposed this, either. (provided?) It does, in a way even cmake should be able to deal with. qmake gathers all files in project mode (but has problems with dependencies). After that you can remove single files from the generated list as a sub-clause. It should be possible with cmake too. I think, nowadays you should expect this kind of dynamic behavior from a build system. Professional projects have the size and dynamical changes (adding/deleting/excluding files) requiring some half-automatic support from the build system (true even for SCM's BTW). Micha -- _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
