Hi
I have a project in which I am creating a static library using cmake.
The source files to be used for the library are spread over two
subfolders. I have a main folder say TLV and within TLV I have two
subfolders EXT and STD. The C source files are present in both STD and
EXT. Now in CMakeLis
Is there a way to set environment variables (Windoze) permanently with CMake ?
Tried the
SET(ENV{MY_ENV_VAR} Stuff) but since MY_ENV_VAR never showed up after running
CMake I suspect
it is only set locally in the process running CMake...
TIA
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On Feb 3, 2008 7:16 PM, Benjamen R. Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wrote a bash shell script to get the SVN global revision information
> (e-mail me privately if you want a copy) to put into a header file under
> POSIX systems. The script is located at ${CMAKE_ROOT}; however, I am
> having di
So here are the problems you are going to run into with Eclipse and
CMake.
There is no proper integration between CMake and Eclipse.
There is no plugin that can manage the CMake file and the C++ project
together. In other words, Eclipse has 2 types of Projects: Managed C+
+ and Makefile. If
I wrote a bash shell script to get the SVN global revision information
(e-mail me privately if you want a copy) to put into a header file under
POSIX systems. The script is located at ${CMAKE_ROOT}; however, I am
having difficulty getting it to appear in the Makefile. Below is the
syntax from top-m
Hi Mike,
Thanks a lot for your advices,
I perfectly understand your point of view but in my case I'm willing to
bring some capabilities to a "population" of developers (not necessarily
hackers), that can enables us to abstract from the lowest layers of
computing (usually autohell-handled).
Your
Hi all,
Does cmake (2.5 pre) support generation of build files for Visual
Studio (2008 if that matters) projects for cross-compiling to a
different OS/CPU (needs: eCos/ARM).
It seems that when such a generator is selected, CMake simply ignores
the "force compiler" directives and select CL
Hi All,
when I try to build a plugin with my qt application on windows, I found that
the dll build successfully, but when I launch my application it failed with a
message that myplugin.dll is not a valid Qt plugin.
The following file is my CMakeLists.txt. Is there anything wrong?
*
I gave that plugin a try out and while it is nice to graphically
"see" the structure of a CMake file there did not seem to be any
actual project management or any other features that I could figure out.
I work with CMake and Eclipse (On OS X and Linux 64) all day long.
You have already hear
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From: Evgeny Ratnikov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 03.02.2008 11:00
Subject: "--as-needed"
To: cmake@cmake.org
Hi
When linking with option "--as-needed" the order of linkage is very
important. At first there must be object files and then libraries. When
linkin
Am Sonntag 03 Februar 2008 00:52:35 schrieb Giualian Sander:
> Hi gents,
>
> I'm new to cmake, and I've found a project called CMakeBuilder (
> www.cmakebuilder.com) across the internet.
>
> I'm a C++/Autohell developer from years (let's says decades !) And I found
> interesting the visual approach
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