Is there any flag or setting I can turn on in CMake to have it print a
warning when in the course of a CMake configure a macro definition is being
re-defined? Occasionally a sub-configure that I've tried to set up as
being independent will have an older copy of a macro that is missing
features and
Andreas Pakulat said the following on 3/20/2012 5:21 PM:
- The makefiles I'm basing this on build libevent_core.lib,
libevent_extras.lib and then libevent.lib which is basically the two
previous libraries merged.
I wanted to do:
ADD_LIBRARY(libevent_core ${CoreSrcFiles})
ADD_LIBRARY(libevent_ex
Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin said the following on 3/20/2012 5:54 PM:
Hi Olivier,
Assuming you have not set the flag, BUILD_SHARED_LIBS [1] set to TRUE,
I will consider you are building static libraries. If this last
statement is valid, it seems your approach is the right one.
Ah, I actually
Good ideas. Perhaps beyond the scope of our little CMake module named
ExternalProject, but definitely good ideas.
It starts to approach the capabilities of a full blown package manager
with version and dependency management features. And I think that is
quite beyond the scope...
ExternalProject i
Clarification - this is because we are tracking CTK's master branch - you
wouldn't see this problem if you fixed your dependency to be a specific
release/git commit.
-Danielle
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 2:26 PM, Danielle Pace wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> An idea for future cmake improvements -
>
> We ran
Hi all,
An idea for future cmake improvements -
We ran into an issue on one of the open-source toolkits I'm working on
(Tubetk, http://public.kitware.com/Wiki/TubeTK). TubeTK uses superbuild
(ExternalProject_Add) to handle a dependency on CTK, which in turn requires
CMake 2.8.4. However, the Tu
On 03/21/2012 02:32 PM, Giovanni Azua wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a project for which the main language is C (soon CPP) that calls
> some functions from Intel MKL. I have the need to use four third-party
> high performance fortran routines and I need to:
>
> 1) be able to call these Fortran routin
Hi,
I've attached a patch that allows us to set(CMAKE_DEPFILE_FLAGS_RC
"--preprocessor \" -E -xc-header -MMD -MF
-MT \"") to properly track dependencies in rc files (otherwise
it's completely off).
Regards,
Amine.
Source/cmNinjaTargetGenerator.cxx |4
1 files changed, 4 insertions
Hi again,
I possibly discovered a BUG. I have the following excerpt from my ctest script
that I execute with "ctest -S". In Version 1, I try telling ctest to tell the
configuration to configure a Debug Build. But this didn't work.
I specifically need to pass the option to the ctest_configure a
Hi again,
my problem resolved itself. Instead of trying to read the tcl file in the
execution phase I simply used the configure_file() to set the variables I
want. There is even a sample CTestScript shipped with cmake. So I just used
this.
Regards michael
For the same behavior as cmake-gui, use the same build directory. (For
the command line app "cmake", the current working directory is the
build directory... The argument you give the first time you run it is
the source directory.)
Try:
>> cd C:/Arnault/CMT2/test/A/build
>> cmake ..
>> cmake --bui
Hello,
I have a project for which the main language is C (soon CPP) that calls some
functions from Intel MKL. I have the need to use four third-party high
performance fortran routines and I need to:
1) be able to call these Fortran routines from my C code
2) Automatically generate C headers I c
Hi,
I am using cmake version 2.8.7 both on Windows 7 & on Linux.
In windows, I configure a project with some sources.
1) Using the cmake-gui tool, I can specify both where to find the
sources (eg: C:/Arnault/CMT2/test/A) and where to build the binaries
(eg: C:/Arnault/CMT2/test/A/build)
(M
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