Re: [CMake] Test sources

On Monday 19 February 2007 16:08:08 Ken Martin wrote: > We have a test for CREATE_TEST_SOURCELIST in CMake/Tests/TestDriver and it > does not use a full path to the tests and it is passing on the dashboard. > Perhaps you specified the path to the test source files as a full absolute > path? Thanks

[CMake] Visual Studio and Reloading Projects

We're currently using CMake to build a very modular project. We have lots of little projects that generate little libraries that end up getting linked together into one application. It's really nice on UNIX when you change a CMakeLists.txt, CMake rebuilds everything and it just works. We also b

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

George McConnell wrote: I need cmake to compile a 64-bit application. Can the 32-bit version do that? It should be able to. You just have to set CXXFLAGS and CFLAGS with 64 bit options or CC and CXX with 64 bit compilers before you run cmake or ccmake, and it should be fine. You should not ne

Re: [CMake] IF how?

Hi, The myvar is the outcome of something like this: EXEC_PROGRAM( sh ARGS "${wxWidgets_CONFIG_EXECUTABLE}" "${CONFIG_TEST}" "--version" OUTPUT_VARIABLE wxWidgets_PFVERSION RETURN_VALUEwxWidgets_WANTED_AVAILABLE ) IF ( NOT ${wxWidget

[CMake] wxWidgets Find + Packages macros

Hi Cmakers and users, I improved FindwxWidgets some more. I did upload it here: http://www.pontademangue.com/tmp/wxpm.tgz It contains the modified FindwxWidgets, a packaged called "led" + a sample which uses both. One first goes to the packages/led and run Cmake and make there, to build the

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

I need cmake to compile a 64-bit application. Can the 32-bit version do that? Also, others have successfully compiled the 64-bit version. I think I have some strangeness with my installed ncurses, but I can't figure what. I've tried using a locally compiled version of ncurses as well... On 2/20/

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

2007/2/20, George McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Thanks for the reply. I am running into the same error when I build from source RPM (rpmbuild -bb cmake.spec) and apply the patch manually to a clean cmake source tree. I can't install the binary rpm directly as it has dependencies on updated pac

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

I meant to say "OR apply the patch manually to a clean cmake source tree." On 2/20/07, George McConnell Thanks for the reply. I am running into the same error when I build from source RPM (rpmbuild -bb cmake.spec) and apply the patch manually to a clean cmake source tree. I can't install the

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

Thanks for the reply. I am running into the same error when I build from source RPM (rpmbuild -bb cmake.spec) and apply the patch manually to a clean cmake source tree. I can't install the binary rpm directly as it has dependencies on updated packages that I cannot install. Any other ideas? On

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

George McConnell wrote: > I cannot get get cmake-2.4.6 to compile on a 64-bit SUSE Enterprise > Server. I suspect this is an ncurses issue, but I can't find a resolution. > > I have the ncurses development package installed. > There is a cmake 2.4.6 package for SLE 10 on the build service http:

Re: [CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

George McConnell wrote: > I cannot get get cmake-2.4.6 to compile on a 64-bit SUSE Enterprise > Server. I suspect this is an ncurses issue, but I can't find a resolution. > > I have the ncurses development package installed. > There is a cmake 2.4.6 package for SLE 10 on the build service http:

[CMake] cmake compile on 64-bit SUSE

I cannot get get cmake-2.4.6 to compile on a 64-bit SUSE Enterprise Server. I suspect this is an ncurses issue, but I can't find a resolution. I have the ncurses development package installed. node:/tmp/cmake- 2.4.6 # rpm -qa | grep ncurse ncurses-devel-5.4-61.4 ncurses-5.4-61.4 yast2-ncurses-2.

[CMake] PCHSupport.cmake

I uploaded my current version of PCHSupport.cmake as attachment to bug 1260. The cmake module now supports adding the same precompiled header to multiple targets following a proposition by frederic heem See: http://www.cmake.org/Bug/bug.php?op=show&bugid=1260&pos=1 -- Axel Roebel IRCA

Re: [CMake] Making timestamped tarball with CPack

2007/2/15, Eric Noulard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > mysource-x.y.z-11h45-username.tgz > > > > Is there a way to build such tarball with CMake/CPack > > or should I post a request for feature or a patch? > In order to illustrate what I need and how I've finally manage to do it I join a cmake sc