In my opinion this could be a useful addition. I think you should open a
featuure request and incluse the related operations.
Andrew
On 6/26/07, Miguel A. Figueroa-Villanueva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have made some changes to the wiki page on lists
(http://www.cmake.org/W
Hello everyone,
I have made some changes to the wiki page on lists
(http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMakeMacroListOperations) to reflect the
new LIST command in CMake 2.4+. I hope I have presented the changes in
an appropriate way.
There is one macro in the wiki page that the current LIST command
coul
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Kovarththanan Rajaratnam wrote:
To compare things, I've downloaded the Windows version and it seems
to list all the Visual Studio generators. Would I have to compile my
own version of CMake under Cygwin? If so, do I need to pass special
parameters to ensure that the Visual
Joshua Jensen wrote:
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Kovarththanan Rajaratnam wrote:
To compare things, I've downloaded the Windows version and it seems
to list all the Visual Studio generators. Would I have to compile my
own version of CMake under Cygwin? If so, do I need to pass special
parameters to e
On 6/25/07, Joshua Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bill Hoffman wrote:
> There are license issues as well.The windows cygwin
> maybe right for you if you want both. The Unix Makefiles generator
> should work for the cygwin gcc.
What are the license issues?
Anything compiled with cygwin1
I've just started with CMake (what a fantastic breath of fresh air
after auto{conf,make} hell!). I've been attempting to build a MACOSX
application bundle using the MACOSX_PACKAGE_LOCATION with a recent
CVS CMake build (which I can report correctly elides -isystem, which
prevents buildin
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND runs at build time, in the shell you're actually
building with. EXECUTE_PROCESS runs at configuration time, in
whatever shell you started CMake with. The vast majority of
the time, you want to accomplish things with ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND. You
can't use CMake script comm
abhijeet mhatre wrote:
I am using cmake for my project. My project has a dependency which is a 3rd
party makefile based project.
I want cmake to just go to the other project directory and execute make over
there and come back.
I want this to be done when I type make.
Is there any way to do it?
Hi
I am using cmake for my project. My project has a dependency which is a 3rd
party makefile based project.
I want cmake to just go to the other project directory and execute make over
there and come back.
I want this to be done when I type make.
Is there any way to do it?
I tried using E
Hi all,
I'm trying to get our header files to show up in Visual Studio. I
though I could just do
add_library(foo foo.cpp foo.h)
but Visual Studio tries to compile my header file as if it was a .cpp
file. What am I doing wrong?
--
/Jesper
___
CMake ma
Hi Alex,
> There is a new class cmExternalMakefileProjectGenerator, which can be
> subclassed and be used to create project files for your prefered IDE.
This is really cool! I have implemented such a makefile-based generator with
additional IDE-files and it was quite annoying to set it up. Basica
On 6/24/07, Michael Hammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do I have any (smart)
possibility to debug those flags, resp. debug variables which aren't
set in the cache? The point is, these variables have to be registered
in some Makefile (or something similar) after the configure process ...
If you
Hi Jon,
If you mean idl files like they are used in Corba, then there is a easy
way to do that.
I have done it that way:
FIND_PROGRAM( CORBAIDL )
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
OUTPUT ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/Output.cpp
DEPENDS ${CORBAIDL}
COMMAND ${CORBAIDL}
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