AFAIK using cmake involves basically two steps:
1) something like configure & generate build files (GNU Makefile, MSVC,
KDevelop3, XCode, etc). For a tipical 'out-of-source' building:
# mkdir <build_dir>
# cmake ../<source_dir>
2) build software:
# make
Optionally, you can have a 'make install' (see INSTALL command), a 'make
package' (which means you are using CPack) and 'make test' (see CTest).
Regards,
Guilherme Balena Versiani.
Jun Sun escreveu:
My build process involves a configuration stage. It roughly looks like
this:
* Generate cmakefile.inc and config.h from .config file
* Use cmake to generate solution files or makefiles
* Build with native toolchain
It is not clear to me whether I should use an external script to do
step 1 or I can even do the first step with cmake itself.
I am very new to cmake. Sorry if this is a dumb question. :)
Cheers.
Jun
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