2007/1/2, Bill Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Matthieu Brucher wrote:
> First qmake-qt4 or qmake4, qmake is also used for Qt3, so the
> can-confuse qmake should not be searched for first.
This should be fixed in the current cmake release. It should do this:
1. look for qmake
- if the qmake i
On Jan 2, 2007, at 5:08 PM, Bill Hoffman wrote:
Mike Jackson wrote:
I am using the intel c++ compiler for OS X and I am trying to
shutoff some remarks that the compiler kicks out. According to the
Intel Docs if I pass "-wd[RemarkNum],[RemarkNum]..." to the
compiler I can shutoff what I w
Mike Jackson wrote:
I am using the intel c++ compiler for OS X and I am trying to shutoff
some remarks that the compiler kicks out. According to the Intel Docs
if I pass "-wd[RemarkNum],[RemarkNum]..." to the compiler I can
shutoff what I want.
So I fired up ccmake and set the CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Matthieu Brucher wrote:
First qmake-qt4 or qmake4, qmake is also used for Qt3, so the
can-confuse qmake should not be searched for first.
This should be fixed in the current cmake release. It should do this:
1. look for qmake
- if the qmake it finds is for qt3 then look
Matthieu Brucher wrote:
First qmake-qt4 or qmake4, qmake is also used for Qt3, so the
can-confuse qmake should not be searched for first.
This should be fixed in the current cmake release. It should do this:
1. look for qmake
- if the qmake it finds is for qt3 then look for qmake-qt4
2. loo
First qmake-qt4 or qmake4, qmake is also used for Qt3, so the can-confuse
qmake should not be searched for first.
Matthieu
2007/1/2, Alexander Neundorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
it seems on OpenBSD the qmake coming with Qt4 is named "qmake4". So we
have now "qmake", "qmake-qt4" and "qmake4".
I
Hi,
it seems on OpenBSD the qmake coming with Qt4 is named "qmake4". So we have now
"qmake", "qmake-qt4" and "qmake4".
In which order should they be searched ?
qmake qmake4 qmake-qt4 ?
Bye
Alex
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Hi Reinhard,
Von: Reinhard Thies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hello,
>
> I am quiet new to cmake. It looks very nice, at least what I have seen
> so far.
> I just want to convert some of my projects to cmake. But I have a
> question now :
>
> My project is either running under a ARM or PPC plattform
Hey,
I'm a fairly new to cmake but love it so far :) I tried to setup dart
in
order to get a nice dashboard of test results (ctest) but didn't have the
patience to get it running. I noticed that the resulting xml files from ctest
can be sent to a remote destination (using DartConfig.cm
I am using the intel c++ compiler for OS X and I am trying to shutoff
some remarks that the compiler kicks out. According to the Intel Docs
if I pass "-wd[RemarkNum],[RemarkNum]..." to the compiler I can
shutoff what I want.
So I fired up ccmake and set the CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS to "-wd981" and
Hello,
I am quiet new to cmake. It looks very nice, at least what I have seen so far.
I just want to convert some of my projects to cmake. But I have a question
now :
My project is either running under a ARM or PPC plattform or directly on my
Linux Host. How do I tell cmake to use the cross to
Hi,
Find attached patches to get most of CMake functionality on OS/390
mainframes.
Note 1
The curl part is not yet working.
Note 2
For some reason I had to patch away the MVS remapping of long external
names. Long names work fine for me in USS - Unix System Services.
Note 3
The patch is ag
On Friday 22 December 2006 00:11, Andreas Schneider wrote:
> Axel Roebel wrote:
> > Hi Andreas,
>
> Hi Axel,
Happy new year everybody!
> > obviously you've found a simpler method to achieve the same goal
> > and your tests are more complete. It seems to me, however, that it has
> > the same weakn
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