Re: [CMake] Make with dos paths

I'm going to have to follow up on this a little further down the road. Thanks for the interesting links. It appears that package management is a big issue for installing mingw or gnuwin32. Also MSYS apparently requires a lot of work to not crash on Windows Vista 64. Thanks, Juan On Thu, Jun 1

[CMake] Fwd: Installing Find.cmake files

I have created some shared libraries I use in some of my applications. The CMake of these libraries generate the respective Find.cmake files that other applications use to locate the header and binary files they need to link it. At this time I simply create a directory in my home folder and acces

[CMake] build type problem and library postfix

hi, i have two questions: i'm building a VS 2005 project with cmake 2.6 *FIRST *i want to set different flags in debug and release build so i wrote this if(MSVC_VERSION) #flags dans le cas release IF(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE MATCHES Release|Win32) set_target_properties(helloDemo PROPERTIES LI

Re: [CMake] PGI's pgCC compiler?

Fernando Cacciola wrote: > It seems that pgCC is not supported even in 2.6. > > In that case it is just a matter of adding a "pgcc.cmake" file with the > appropiate settings right? or would the CMake binary itself need some > patch? It is supported in 2.6. The Modules directory has files Plat

[CMake] PGI's pgCC compiler?

Hi, It seems that pgCC is not supported even in 2.6. In that case it is just a matter of adding a "pgcc.cmake" file with the appropiate settings right? or would the CMake binary itself need some patch? And btw, has anybody out there such a "pgcc.cmake"? :) TIA -- Fernando Cacciola SciSoft

Re: [CMake] Building Matlab Mex files and CMake 2.60

This was the problem, this Matlab Mexfile has dependencies to a shared library generated in another subdirectory of the build system. I replace the line TARGET bookread_exp_matlab with OUTPUT ${MPTK_BINARY_DIR}/src/matlab/experimental/bookread_exp.${MEX_EXTENSION} POST_BUILD In order to en

[CMake] Compilation options

Hello, I'd like to know why does cmake add its compilation options (such as - o, or some variable definitions) before the options contained in CMAKE_language_FLAGS? Is there a way to bypass this, and tell cmake to add its flags at the end of the command line? The problem is that I am using a

Re: [CMake] Make with dos paths

2008/6/12 Alin M Elena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > HI Juan > > It may be easier than you think to port on Windows. > > Have a look at these links > > http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ > > plus > > http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=60deac2b-975b-41e6-9fa0-c2fd6aa6bc89&displaylang=en

Re: [CMake] Make with dos paths

HI Juan It may be easier than you think to port on Windows. Have a look at these links http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ plus http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=60deac2b-975b-41e6-9fa0- c2fd6aa6bc89&displaylang=en Alin -- _