I am having a bit of trouble getting this sorted out.
I set
set(CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin)
in one of my cmakelists.txt file and it works almost as expected. If I use
the terminal to build everything goes where it needs to and then I can
reference the relative location of my files and folders from my c code BUT
if I use xcode to build the same program, xcode seems to append a Debug or
Release to the end of my path breaking all my c code.
sample output below
// terminal
// /Users/user/FOLDER/project/build/bin/
// /Users/user/FOLDER/project/build/bin/resources/
// xcode
// /Users/user/FOLDER/project/build/bin/Debug/
// /Users/user/FOLDER/project/build/bin/Debug/resources/
// clion
// /ad053ed7/ad053ed7/Debug/bin/
// /ad053ed7/ad053ed7/Debug/bin/resources/
As you can see I am getting three different outputs based on the same cmake
file using 3 ways of building.
is there a way to make these filenames consistent so that I when I try to
load some resources my code doesn't break?
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