If you are using any of the "Makefile" generators, you can simply
drill down into the folder of the library you want to build and issue
the "make" command. The library, and anything that it depends on will
be built (or rebuilt) accordingly.
___________________________________________________________
Mike Jackson www.bluequartz.net
On Mar 22, 2010, at 9:52 AM, aaron_wri...@selinc.com wrote:
I've always been a little confused by FIND_PACKAGE and those "*-
config.cmake" files. So much so that I didn't use them in my build
system at all. The main question I have is that I have several
developers and numerous little and big libraries. Because the whole
project is so big it would be prohibitive for them all to work from
a master CMakeLists.txt file at the top. I want each developer to be
able to go the folder of the library they want to work on today and
start building there. I want all the libraries that library depends
on to be built or rebuilt if anything has changed in addition to
building the current library.
I've been unable to find a simple solution to this problem using
CMake, which makes me wonder if what I'm doing is off the wall, but
it sounds so normal to me. I see these "*-config.cmake" files but it
seems they are generated from a CMakelist.txt file, which wouldn't
make any sense, because I'm not going to have a developer go to each
dependant library and build it seperately so that the "*-
config.cmake" can be generated so that he can have those variables
back in the library he really wants to build.
What am I missing?
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Aaron Wright
From:
Daniel Lidström <daniel.lidst...@sbg.se>
To:
Cc:
<cmake@cmake.org>
Date:
03/20/2010 01:25 PM
Subject:
Re: [CMake] Handling library dependencies and minimizing
duplicated include_directories
Sent by:
cmake-boun...@cmake.org
> If the projects UMC3D, GFL etc can be used independently, but
> are all "under your control", then you shouldn't write
> FindUMC3D.cmake, FindGFL.cmake etc files, but create
> UMC3D-config.cmake, GFL-config.cmake etc files instead. Read
> the documentation of the FIND_PACKAGE command, especially the
> paragraphs about the "config mode". You'll also find many
> discussions on this in the archives of this list.
Thanks a lot for your help Mike!
Regards,
Daniel Lidström
Stockholm, Sweden
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