On 05/06/06, William A. Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 01:23 PM 6/5/2006, Brad King wrote:>I don't think there is any free Qt version that works with MSVC and is supported by Trolltech.However, this patch works quite well, and should workfor your purposes:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtw
At 07:02 PM 6/5/2006, jonathan grimm wrote:
>This program is failing with the errors below. A corresponding
>c(stdio) program works.
>This started on the vtkusers list. I am getting compile errors with VTK kwsys.
>Any suggestions?
>this is with -arch ppc64
>
>PROJECT (Hello64)
>
>ADD_EXECUTABLE(H
Hello,
I am trying to use cmake for building a project on Windows. This
project is currently built using Visual Studio 6.0, and it uses the
ATL libraries to produce some COM components. Part of this is the
invocation of the MIDL compiler to process a file with the .IDL
extension. When I add this
This program is failing with the errors below. A corresponding
c(stdio) program works.
This started on the vtkusers list. I am getting compile errors with VTK kwsys.
Any suggestions?
this is with -arch ppc64
PROJECT (Hello64)
ADD_EXECUTABLE(Hello64 hello.c)
ADD_EXECUTABLE(HelloCXX64 hello.cxx)
Brad King wrote:
CMake generates rules to automatically regenerate the project when
CMakeLists.txt code changes (2.0 did also). For some reason Visual
Studio is deciding to run these rules probably because it thinks the
CMake input files have changed. You'll have to check file
modification
Hello,
If I have a FIND_LIBRARY entry that depends on a variable, such as LIB_DIR here:
FIND_LIBRARY(XXX_LIB lib_name ${LIB_DIR}/lib)
How can I force the FIND_LIBRARY to run again upon changing the
LIB_DIR value. Regularly it won't do it because there is a XXX_LIB
entry for it already in the ca
On 6/5/06, Brad King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The bug fix will just tell you to use this signature of ADD_SUBDIRECTORYin this situation. The problem is that you are specifying a path to asource tree that is outside the top-level source tree on which CMake is
run (myproj in your test case). CMak
Jan Woetzel wrote:
Brad King wrote:
If it has found this file then why does it need a find script to find
QtDBUS since it has just found something from the package?
Brad,
I do not agree if multiple packages/find scripts come into play because
each client project has to take care of cmakes
On 6/5/06, Brad King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Use ADD_SUBDIRECTORY(../mylib mylib)I'm working on a fix to produce a better error message when you do notdo this.So is this just a workaround for a bug that will eventually be
fixed, or do you always have to specifying a binary directory for
librar
Jan Woetzel wrote:
In particular when nothing has changed the "nothing to do" build now
takes >> 60 seconds.
With 2.06 it took < 5 seconds as expected to build when everything was
up to date.
I am actually testing on Windows with Visual Studio .net 2003.
I've noticed my custom .scm --> .c
Brad King wrote:
If it has found this file then why does it need a find script to find
QtDBUS since it has just found something from the package?
Brad,
I do not agree if multiple packages/find scripts come into play because
each client project has to take care of cmakes internal structure.
I noticed this post earlier. Bill, how would i use the "unsupported
feature" of cmake to use precompiled headers for visual studio 2005?
I am about to start write a new generator which extends the existing
code, but was wondering if there was some undocumented way to do this.
Otherwise i am go
Hi,
ADD_LIBRARY (foo foo.cpp bar.c)
compiles "bar.c" with flags /TC /TP options for C *and* CXX on visual
studio .net 2003 with cmake 2.4.2.
If I remember correctly the behavior in 2.06 was "add one cpp file to a
target and all files are compiled as cpp".
Do I need some special
SET_SO
Alexander Neundorf wrote:
what's the preferred way to distribute cmake files for 3rd party projects ?
Currently cmake looks for files in ${CMAKE_ROOT}/Modules and in
CMAKE_MODULE_PATH.
Now (e.g. the QtDBUS package) builds with cmake and actually should come with
its own cmake files.
One way i
Hi,
I use cmake with perl to help me manage directories. A perl script
might have something like this:
my $installdir = "@EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH@";
The CMakeLists.txt file would use CONFIGURE_FILE to set the path automatically:
CONFIGURE_FILE(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${file}
${EXECUT
Phillip Hellewell wrote:
In Linux with gmake I still have a problem using SUBDIRS (or
ADD_SUBDIRECTORY) command with a relative path. I am using CMake 2.4.2.
The error I get when I try to run make is:
Scanning dependencies of target mylib
make[2]: *** No rule to make target
`../mylib/CMakeFi
At 01:23 PM 6/5/2006, Brad King wrote:
>I don't think there is any free Qt version that works with MSVC and is
>supported by Trolltech.
However, this patch works quite well, and should work
for your purposes:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtwin/
-Bill
Alexander Neundorf wrote:
what's the preferred way to distribute cmake files for 3rd party projects ?
installs ...into ${CMAKE_ROOT}/Modules .
This won't work if the user doesn't have root access.
And user find script can't have the same name as standard find scripts.
We "override" so
Jan Woetzel wrote:
In particular when nothing has changed the "nothing to do" build now
takes >> 60 seconds.
With 2.06 it took < 5 seconds as expected to build when everything was
up to date.
The problem seems to be:
Although nothing has changed
cmake configures, generates and writes toplevel
Haifeng Zhao wrote:
I am not sure what compiler was used to build Qt. Because it is a binary
installation downloaded from the Qt official website. Do you mean I have
to download the Qt source and build it with MSVC?
I also found a solution for to change the Qt libraries extension. That
is to
Hi,
I just switched from 2.06 to 2.4.2
and noticed that compilation time increased considerably - which is
annoying.
In particular when nothing has changed the "nothing to do" build now
takes >> 60 seconds.
With 2.06 it took < 5 seconds as expected to build when everything was
up to date.
Dear Brad,I am not sure what compiler was used to build Qt. Because it is a binary installation downloaded from the Qt official website. Do you mean I have to download the Qt source and build it with MSVC?I also found a solution for to change the Qt libraries extension. That is to modify the linkin
Hi,
what's the preferred way to distribute cmake files for 3rd party projects ?
Currently cmake looks for files in ${CMAKE_ROOT}/Modules and in
CMAKE_MODULE_PATH.
Now (e.g. the QtDBUS package) builds with cmake and actually should come with
its own cmake files.
One way is to contribute these f
Haifeng Zhao wrote:
I am trying to compile VTK5.0 with Qt GUI Support in Windows 2000 that
has Qt Open-Sourced 4.1.2 and CMake 2.4.2 installed.
After QVTK is enabled in CMake, configuring it will prompt a message of
"QtCore/QtGUI library is not found". This was because CMake did not find
Qt l
> What I need is a way to add in a specific
attribute in the XML project > (namely UsingPrecompiledHeaders = X). This
will tell the ide what to do.
To write to the XML files additionnal info that it
is not supported by CMake, you must write your own generator. Or extend the
current generator
Bertrand Jacquin wrote:
On 6/3/06, Thomas Zander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I noticed how sometimes I got colored output and other times I did not
when typing make.
I just discovered that cmake uses a string compare to the term name to
figure out which support color. I don't think thats the co
Jan Woetzel wrote:
ADD_DEPENDENCIES(libs lib1 lib2)
This works, great!
For completeness:
This works with cmake 2.4.2.
With Cmake 2.0.6 the dependencies to teh sourcve files are not generated
correctly.
Everything is fine, now with 2.4.2.
Jan.
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Dipl.-Ing. Jan Woetzel
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Sylvain,
I read your post about getting precompiled headers to work. However, I
am still unclear how to do it.
I am able to set properties for all of my source files that need
specific precompiled headers. However, by setting the "properties", I
mean adding command line parameters to the com
> SET(CMAKE_SUPPRESS_REGENERATION TRUE)>
will do the same thing but without having to modifiy the source of
cmake.
I tried it and it works great.
It is just needed to add the source file manually
if CMAKE_SUPPRESS_REGENERATION is set.
IF(CMAKE_SUPPRESS_REGENERATION)
LIST(APPEND TARGET
> Original-Nachricht
> Datum: Wed, 31 May 2006 18:04:27 -0400
> Von: Brad King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: James Mansion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Betreff: Re: [CMake] Assembler files
>
> James Mansion wrote:
> > I'd like to create a library from a mix of
> > assembler and C files.
>
Hi,
> Von: Thomas Zander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On Friday 26 May 2006 17:27, Brad King wrote:
> > > Doesn't seem to work here on my 2.4-p2
> >
> > Try it in the top level instead of the subdir. It looks like those
> > shortcut targets were left out of the subdirs. We'll fix it.
>
> Cool;
>
>
Great, thank you Bill !
- Original Message -
From: "William A. Hoffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Sylvain Benner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "David Cole"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: [CMake] Question about Windows support.
At 08:31 AM 6/5/2006,
At 08:31 AM 6/5/2006, Sylvain Benner wrote:
>I wrote a custom generator to do this. You must get the source files from the
>CVS.
>
>(1) You can disable the custom build rules by redefining :
>void cmLocalVisualStudio7GeneratorMP::AddVCProjBuildRule(cmTarget& tgt)
>
SET(CMAKE_SUPPRESS_REGENERATI
I wrote a custom generator to do this. You must get
the source files from the CVS.
(1) You can disable the custom build rules by
redefining :
void
cmLocalVisualStudio7GeneratorMP::AddVCProjBuildRule(cmTarget&
tgt)
(2) For the source control part, a variable is
set in our low-level CMake
How did you (1) disable the custom build rules for the CMakeLists.txt
files and (2) add source control...? Do you do it by hand after running
CMake or do you have a script that does it? Would you mind posting
specific answers back to the list so that other Visual Studio users can
benefit from y
I've posted a way to handle precompiled headers the 1st June. You should
find it if you browse for the threads of june 2006, the name of the thread
is "Precompiled Headers".
I don't know if it's a good way to handle it but my main concern was to do a
CMakeLists.txt that is friendly to edit, quic
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