Hi,
I am currently cleaning up our build system and stumbled over some minor
things, where I did not find a way to accomplish them. Are they at all
possible?
I wanted to contain all cmake generated targets (like ALL_BUILD,
ZERO_CHECK, INSTALL, ... ) in a Project group, but I cannot set the
target property since they are not propper targets.
I'd like to add all CMakeLists.txt to a special target, ideally
ALL_BUILD, so that they are accessible from the IDE, and I'd rather not
wrap the add_subdirectory command to save them all.
I'd like to call my CMakeLists.txt CMakeLists.cmake or CMakeLists.cmlst
or whatever, so that I can teach my editor proper syntax highlighting
(and the OS to open the correct editor).
In Xcode the source groups are ordered in reverse order of the
source_group calls.
In Xcode sub-groups (both project and source) do not work correctly.
e.g. if I have the groups "x" "x/y" "x/z" I get the following result
TL
\- x
| \- y
| | \- contents of y
| \- z
| \- contents of z
\- x
\- contents of x
instead of the expected (as in VS)
\- x
\- y
| \- contents of y
\- z
| \- contents of z
\- contents of x
regards
Fabio
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Dipl.-Inf. Fabio Fracassi
BZMM - Charite & Fraunhofer IPK (bzmm.charite.de)
Augustenburger Platz. 1
13353 Berlin
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