I'm seeing a reproducible failure generating "Visual Studio 10" output on a system with the following installed:
CMake 2.8.2 CMake 2.8.3 Visual Studio 2005 Visual Studio 2010 Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows v6.1 v7.0A v7.1 To keep everything sane I use command files to set environment variables as needed, beyond the compiler specific command windows. In a VS 2010 command window, with an environment set to point at the V7.0A platform SDK, I can reliably create and build NMake projects. In that same window CMake errors out at "Checking for working C compiler using: Visual Studio 10", claiming a broken compiler. Checking the CMakeFiles\CMakeErrors.log shows that while it's using the correct CL.exe, the rc.exe from the v6.1 platform sdk is being used. This rc.exe objects to the command line option "/nologo" somehow interpreting it as "-ologo" and terminating with a fatal error. If I move/rename the v6.1 platform sdk directory, CMake completes without issue. Is this a known issue, am I insane, or should I start assembling a sample project and logs? Ted -- ID: 0x9AAE10A5 Keyserver: pool.sks-keyservers.net Fingerprint: E79C 8FB2 D41D FCA3 410D 3D11 B5BD 5130 9AAE 10A5
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