> IMHO this is a RTFM problem, since the generated documentation mentions ARM 
> and Win64

> generators.


Yes, well. “cmake --help” *is* a FM, IMHO.


But now, when I’m in the cmd prompt:


C:\dev>cmake --help | findstr Visual
  Visual Studio 6             = Generates Visual Studio 6 project files.
  Visual Studio 7             = Generates Visual Studio .NET 2002 project
  Visual Studio 10            = Generates Visual Studio 10 (2010) project
  Visual Studio 11            = Generates Visual Studio 11 (2012) project
  Visual Studio 12            = Generates Visual Studio 12 (2013) project
  Visual Studio 7 .NET 2003   = Generates Visual Studio .NET 2003 project
  Visual Studio 8 2005        = Generates Visual Studio 8 2005 project files.
  Visual Studio 9 2008        = Generates Visual Studio 9 2008 project files.


C:\dev>cmake --help | findstr Win64


C:\dev>cmake --help | findstr ARM


C:\dev>rem Huh. There used to be Win64 generators. Wonder what happened to them?



I always use “cmake --help” when I’m in the cmd prompt so that I can copy and 
paste a generator name. Since they’re not named nicely/consistently across all 
versions of VS, I am constantly reminding myself of the correct full string.


If you don’t want to have cmake --help list the same exact set of stuff 
available in the drop-down in cmake-gui, I think you’re asking for questions 
like this for a long time to come.


At least list the ones that used to be there, and say “hey here’s a better way 
to do this now with -T”. Or mention “Win64” and “ARM” in the -T help so 
somebody looking for Win64 will see it.


You say RTFM, I say, “OK, what page is the Win64 stuff on?”



Thanks,

D
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