2009/5/7 Philip Lowman
> You probably are missing some build flags or libraries in the CMakeLists
> that are in the old build system. Try comparing the VC projects generated
> by CMake and looking at the compile & link lines vs. your other build
> system. You'll inevitably find a difference bet
Maybe someon from Kitware could comment on this?
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 6:38 PM, wrote:
> I saw this too.
> IMHO, it's a bug. If it's a feature, I don't see the point.
>
> I ended defining all my imported targets in the top directory, to be
> able to use them wherever I need them.
Unfortunately
You probably are missing some build flags or libraries in the CMakeLists
that are in the old build system. Try comparing the VC projects generated
by CMake and looking at the compile & link lines vs. your other build
system. You'll inevitably find a difference between the two if you're using
the
On Wed, May 06, 2009 at 03:53:10PM -0400, Scott Gray wrote:
> My problem is that I need to both generate the DLL and declare it as an
> imported library so that other programs can depend upon it. I think I'm
Maybe I'm missing something, but why do you need to do this? If you are
building the li
Hello,
I've been working for a while to integrate the C/C++
internationalization library ICU with our cmake build process and I've
made some pretty good progress, but I'm currently kind of stuck.
During part of the ICU bundling process, it takes language resource
files (*.res files) and a p
alexandre.feb...@thomsonreuters.com wrote:
foreach(arg ${list})
[snip]
The empty element has been discarded by foreach(). Is this the wanted
behaviour? If it is, how can I manage empty elements when I need them?
The foreach command never even sees the empty arguments. By the time
${list} is
2009/5/6 Florent Lagaye :
> Hi,
>
> Thanks so much, it works now ! I can build an rpm package ! so nice.
Nice to ear, I'll will take time to provide a patch in order to make
the working change go upstream.
> I've got new questions now the I can build the rpm.
>
> - How can I embed a freedeskt
Allen Barnett wrote:
On Wed, 2009-05-06 at 08:45 -0600, Clinton Stimpson wrote:
Clinton Stimpson wrote:
Allen Barnett wrote:
I (unwisely) created the build directory for a Qt4 project in a path
with blanks in the directory names. The QT4_CREATE_TRANSLATION macro in
FindQt4.cmake
On Wed, 2009-05-06 at 08:45 -0600, Clinton Stimpson wrote:
> Clinton Stimpson wrote:
> > Allen Barnett wrote:
> >> I (unwisely) created the build directory for a Qt4 project in a path
> >> with blanks in the directory names. The QT4_CREATE_TRANSLATION macro in
> >> FindQt4.cmake generates a minimal
Clinton Stimpson wrote:
Allen Barnett wrote:
I (unwisely) created the build directory for a Qt4 project in a path
with blanks in the directory names. The QT4_CREATE_TRANSLATION macro in
FindQt4.cmake generates a minimal .pro file for the use of lupdate. When
the macro writes the _lupdate.pro fil
Allen Barnett wrote:
I (unwisely) created the build directory for a Qt4 project in a path
with blanks in the directory names. The QT4_CREATE_TRANSLATION macro in
FindQt4.cmake generates a minimal .pro file for the use of lupdate. When
the macro writes the _lupdate.pro file, it doesn't take into a
I (unwisely) created the build directory for a Qt4 project in a path
with blanks in the directory names. The QT4_CREATE_TRANSLATION macro in
FindQt4.cmake generates a minimal .pro file for the use of lupdate. When
the macro writes the _lupdate.pro file, it doesn't take into account
that the source
Hi,
Thanks so much, it works now ! I can build an rpm package ! so nice.
I've got new questions now the I can build the rpm.
- How can I embed a freedesktop file that links to an icon (svg) ?
- Where should I put the icon file ?
- How can I tell CPack to put instruction to update the i
Bill,
it seems this policy doesn't affect foreach():
macro(test pol)
cmake_policy(SET CMP0007 ${pol})
set(list)
list(APPEND list A B "" C D)
list(LENGTH list len)
message("List: ${list} (length=${len})")
foreach(arg ${list})
message("List elem: ${arg}")
endfore
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