I have an opportunity to help convert a rather large software project from
autotools to CMake, but I don't have much time/motivation to do all the
routine conversions from autotools syntax to CMake syntax so I am hoping
there is a script out there that will do most of that work.
I did use such a
Let me explain briefly my question:
I'm trying to create the set of CMakeLists.txt files, which will reproduce
the VC++ solution/project(s) with the following topology:
foo/
libproject
samples/
sample1
sample2
The goal is to group samples1&2 which are
Let me explain briefly my question:
I have the following dir structure with my source file:
foo/
library/{ some code here for the library}
samples/
example1/{ some code here for example 1}
example2/{ some code here for example 2}
My goal is to
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Mathieu Malaterre
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John,
>
>
> On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 9:07 PM, John Doe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Mathieu,
> >
> > It is perfectly ok to redistribute libstdc++. You put it in your
> > directory tree, not in the standard syste
John,
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 9:07 PM, John Doe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mathieu,
>
> It is perfectly ok to redistribute libstdc++. You put it in your
> directory tree, not in the standard system location.
>
> Setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory of your libstdc++ allows only
> applica
Mathieu,
It is perfectly ok to redistribute libstdc++. You put it in your
directory tree, not in the standard system location.
Setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory of your libstdc++ allows only
applications started in that shell environment to find it. You can
use a wrapper script to set th
John,
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 8:11 PM, John Doe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 12:54 PM, Mathieu Malaterre
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > Not really a cmake issue, but people maybe know the answer here...
> > 1.
> > I am trying to generate packa
Hi there,
Not really a cmake issue, but people maybe know the answer here...
1.
I am trying to generate package for x86 linux platform, since I have
all the multilib (lib32 thingy) I thought this should be trivial to
cross compile for this target (this is not a true cross compilation as
the ta
Stefan wrote:
Hi Bill,
it works, thanks!
To the Memory Problem. I tried this:
MEMORYSTATUSEX ms;
ms.dwLength = sizeof (ms); //<- If you don't do this, the values
will be wrong!
GlobalMemoryStatusEx(&ms); // Use this instead of
GlobalMemoryStatus()
unsigned __in
Hi Bill,
it works, thanks!
To the Memory Problem. I tried this:
MEMORYSTATUSEX ms;
ms.dwLength = sizeof (ms); //<- If you don't do this, the values
will be wrong!
GlobalMemoryStatusEx(&ms); // Use this instead of
GlobalMemoryStatus()
unsigned __int64 tv = ms.ullT
Stefan wrote:
Perhaps there is a small bug.
If I build Test with and within Visual Studio 2008 there will be every time
the wrong build name "Win32-vs8". It have to be "Win32-vs9".
OK, I see it, that is a bug in Modules/CTest.cmake.
I have checked in a fix:
$ cvs -q diff CTest.cmake
Index: C
GetPrerequisites.cmake is intended to be used from inside a CMake -P script,
although there's nothing to prevent you from using it from a CMakeLists.txt.
You could write a .cmake script that executes at install time to gather up
the list of (presumably copy-able) 3rd party libraries and copy them i
Brad,
> You should only see the new behavior if you call
>
> cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6) # note value is 2.6 and not 2.4
... and of course that is what I did!
> or explicitly set this policy to NEW behavior. Otherwise CMake preserves
> the old behavior and warns. If you require 2.6
George Neill wrote:
Bill,
Seems like RC10 handles quotes differently regarding ADD_DEFINITIONS,
e.g. in 2.4 patch 6
ADD_DEFINITIONS(
-DSOME_VALUE=\\"value\\"
)
in 2.6 RC 10
ADD_DEFINITIONS(
-DSOME_VALUE="value"
)
Is this expected?
Yes, according to new CMake Policy
Malhotra, Anupam wrote:
Hi
I am creating a static library using cmake. A .dsw is created for Visual
Studio 6. This library is using some existing libraries (say snmp.lib).
I want to specify in CMakeLists.txt that this existing library be linked
with the library I am creating. How can we sp
Malhotra, Anupam wrote:
Hi
I have created a .sln (for VS 2005) using Cmake.In the sln, Project
Properties->Configuration Properties->Librarian->Link Library
Dependencies flag is by default set to NO. I want to set this flag value
to YES using Cmake. How can this be achieved? I require this
Hi,
I try to include third party libraries when creating the Windows
package. However, I didn't find an elegant way, yet, to do this.
GetPrerequisites.cmake is fairly hard to use as including and using it
makes it run at the wrong time. Running it in a CODE install command may
work but doesn
Hi
I have created a .sln (for VS 2005) using Cmake.In the sln, Project
Properties->Configuration Properties->Librarian->Link Library
Dependencies flag is by default set to NO. I want to set this flag value
to YES using Cmake. How can this be achieved? I require this flag to be
YES so that the l
Perhaps there is a small bug.
If I build Test with and within Visual Studio 2008 there will be every time
the wrong build name "Win32-vs8". It have to be "Win32-vs9".
The TotalVirtualMemory and TotalPhysicalMemory is also wrong. I have 3GB
Physical Memory, but perhaps that could be a problem with
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