On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 8:20 AM, Mark Jones <mark.jones1...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi David, > > Thank you for all of your help so far. You're welcome... Am I attempting to use cmake in a way that is incompatible with cmake, or in > a way that it wasn't intended for? It is OK if I am attempting to use it in > a way it isn't designed for (in which case I can accept that and move on), Yes, unfortunately, you are. (So accept it, and move on...) :-) You can *either* do add_custom_command stuff and have a bare Visual Studio project without any source files in (but that drives your build through Visual Studio and your existing makefiles without intellisense and all that)... *Or* you can convert the makefiles you do have into CMakeLists.txt files that list all the sources, do add_library, add_executable and include_directories calls and generate VS project files that *replace* your makefiles... But not both. (At least not without major CMake re-work...) Why not convert your existing makefiles and just use CMake? It wouldn't be that much more effort than getting CMake to generate a hybrid/fake thing like you're trying to do already... HTH, David
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