> Thanks. I tend to either use vim or PSPad. I think editing CMakeLists.txt to > add the new file, then `touch'ing the new file, should work? Yes.
> I suppose cmake > would have to be called again though. > If you click compile in visual studio. It will execute CMake automatically if you changed any CMakeLists.txt file in the source tree. > >>>> Also, is there any better way to actually replicate the folder >>>> structure of the source code? >>>> >>> I am confused at that question. >>> I have my code organized as >>> >>> >> Project >> Src >> Include >> Libraries >> Internal >> someLibrary >> Src Include someOtherLibrary Src Include >> >> > > Well, I mean that it'll be quite a large project, so I will probably be > organizing my source files into subfolders of src/. Unfortunately, it seems > that Visual Studio won't recognize these subdirectories, but will just list > all the files under "Source Files," and the same for header files. > There is a way to do this in CMake. I something to do with source groups I have never used this though. I tend to organize all of my large projects in several static libraries. And each of these has its own src and include folders. >>> >>>> I might just move to using vim because using Visual Studio is quite a >>>> pain at this point, but in case someone else wants to build it or >>>> contribute to the code, developing in Visual Studio, I'd like to make >>>> it as easy as possible. >>>> >>>> I'm just starting out with this, but here's my current CMakeLists.txt >>>> in the src directory. >>>> >> >> Here is an example of mine.. >> > > Thanks, that helps a lot. I'm still learning about the best way to do > certain things. > > I notice you have a libraries directory. How do you manage external > libraries, especially if they aren't by default built with cmake? > I have not used any that do not already have a CMake finder so I am not sure. I am still new at this. I have used CMake on 1 application with ~12 internal libraries and a library only project in the past year. This totaled around 55K lines of C++ code and 200 to 400 source and header files. > I'll be > using an audio library and I'm not really sure how to include it. > > Also, I need to include boost, but most examples I've seen just search for > boost on the system, so it is somewhat of a prerequisite. > > Thanks a lot for the response. > Your welcome.. John _______________________________________________ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at http://www.kitware.com/opensource/opensource.html Please keep messages on-topic and check the CMake FAQ at: http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ Follow this link to subscribe/unsubscribe: http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
