Re: [CMake] ccmake not compiled in kubuntu, please help

Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: hi, all I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a kde debian version). What else library should I install to make the ccmake available? It says curses library needed for the ccmake but I don't know what are the exact name of the librarys in k

Re: [CMake] compiling idl files

You have to add .c (or .cpp) and .h files to the source list for the project, as usual, but you need to mark them as 'generated' (if you forget this, cmake will complain about missing files for the first build). You should look MSDN for midl syntax, but you can remove the "/nologo" flag from a

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Re: [CMake] compiling idl files

Adding the idl files as source seems to work to a certain point, but I'm missing some syntax to have this work in reality. I'm not sure how to write this syntax to then compile the .c and .h files that are generated by midl. Maybe another cmakelist.txt file? Thank you for the macro. Right now

Re: [CMake] compiling idl files

AFAIK, you just need to add these files as source ones (I didn't tested to make sure, but I think it do the job)... If you are talking about XPCOM IDLs, then you need to use ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND, in a similar way as you do for .y and .l files (yacc/flex), put these IDL files as a dependecy for e

RE: [CMake] [Dev] CMake 2.5 tool chain support example

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[CMake] compiling idl files

Does anybody have a CMakelists.txt example on how to properly compile idl files into visual studio projects? I'm not sure if I need to use ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND or just list the idl files in the sources, etc.. Thanks, Jon ___ CMake mailing list CMake@cmak

Re: [CMake] ccmake not compiled in kubuntu, please help

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, all I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a kde debian version). What else library should I install to make the ccmake available? It says curses library needed for the ccmake but I don't know what are the exact name of the librarys in kubu

Re: [CMake] ccmake not compiled in kubuntu, please help

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, all I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a kde debian version). What else library should I install to make the ccmake available? It says curses library needed for the ccmake but I don't know what are the exact name of the librarys in kub

Re: [CMake] ccmake not compiled in kubuntu, please help

If this is any close to a debian system you would need the *-dev of ncurses lib: $ sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev HTH -Mathieu On 6/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi, all I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a kde debian version). What e

[CMake] ccmake not compiled in kubuntu, please help

hi, all I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a kde debian version). What else library should I install to make the ccmake available? It says curses library needed for the ccmake but I don't know what are the exact name of the librarys in kubuntu. I have ncurses-base,