On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 04:27:48PM -0400, Eric Tellefsen wrote:
> Solaris make
My condolences :p.
> My problem has to do with the ARGS section of the custom command.
> Specifically the 'legacy' Makefile uses an argument --include-regex
> "#../../XML/Types/##" in order to remove this prefix from the generated
> HXX files, where applicable.
>
> ----------- Code which invokes macro
> SET( STUBDIR ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/Stubs )
> SET( TYPE_XSD_DIR ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} )
> SET( TYPE_REGEX_FLAG "#../../XML/Types/##" )
>
> XSDGenCXXSources( TypesOutputFiles
> "${TYPE_REGEX_FLAG}"
> "${TYPE_XSD_DIR}"
> "${STUBDIR}"
> "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}"
> )
>
> ----------- Macro -----------------------------
> macro ( XSDGenCXXSources OUTPUT_FILES REGEX XSD_DIR OUTPUT_DIR Working_Dir
> )
>
> SET( XSD_EXE $ENV{CODE_SYNTHESIS_HOME}/bin/xsd )
>
> ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
> OUTPUT ${${OUTPUT_FILES}}
> COMMAND mkdir
> ARGS -p ${OUTPUT_DIR}
> COMMAND ${XSD_EXE}
> ARGS cxx-tree --generate-serialization --output-dir
> ${OUTPUT_DIR} --include-regex " ${REGEX} " ${XSD_DIR}/*.xsd
> COMMENT "Generating CXX files from ${XSD_DIR} and placing them
> in ${OUTPUT_DIR}"
> WORKING DIRECTORY ${Working_Dir}
> )
> endmacro ( XSDGenCXXSources )
Usually, problems like this are caused by improper quoting. First, try
the VERBATIM flag to add_custom_command.
You can inspect the command line CMake generates for your custom command
by doing make VERBOSE=1. Hopefully this will give you a clue as to what
is getting mangled.
Finally, arguments to macros occasionally do funny things since they
aren't "real" variables, but that's probably not the problem here.
tyler
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