Hi guys, I need my CMake-based project to produce Debian packages in the near-term, and RPMs probably a few months from now.
I've already worked out how to create .deb files (using a traditional Makefile and the dpkg-deb and lintian programs). But then I look at CPack, which appears to be intended to fit this exact role. Except, of course, that it doesn't have a .deb generator. Am I best off: (A) just defining a custom command to create the .deb files in my limited situation. (B) Or is there some plan in the very near term for CPack to start producing .deb files, that I should wait for? (C) Or is there some other stable and very bug-free package that someone else has written that I should use? (If one exists but is even a little buggy, I'm thinking that I'd have an easier time debugging my own implementation of a custom command, since I'd know how my CMake code was supposed to work.) Thanks, Christian _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
