On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 1:48 AM, Romain CHANU <romainch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, > > Thank you for your replies. There is still something unclear for me. > > Let me describe the structure of my project (SVN project): > > branches/ > build/ > tags/ > trunk/ > > I run the cmake command in the build directory (i.e "cmake ../trunk") which > generates the .project and .cproject, as well as all the CMake files > generated by the cmake command. > > When I import the project in Eclipse (I import the build directory which > contains the Eclipse files), here is the structure within Eclipse: > > Binaries/ > Includes/ > myProject/files_in_trunk > generated_cmake_file_1 > generated_cmake_file_2 > ... > ... > generated_cmake_file_N > > As I said in my first post, the import is dirty as I have all the generated > files in the "main" directory. What I would like to have is the following > structure: > > Binaries/ > Includes/ > build/ (and the generated cmake files...) > myProject/files_in_trunk > > I may miss something or misunderstand the process. Could anyone tell me > what's the best way to operate? > I have the same thing here. I usually just expand myProject (source tree) and forget about what's below. It would be nice if there was a way to hide CMake generated cruft from the Eclipse project. -- Philip Lowman
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