Thanks,
That works, apparently it was already working, but somehow I don't see the
debug info when I use the Apache APR with debug logging enabled.
I guess I have to take a look into APR to see what is going on.
Thanks for the replies!
2013/9/19 Cristian Bidea
> If you're using clang or gcc
Hi Lucas,
You could use the "source_group" command. See
http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v2.8.11/cmake.html#command:source_group
For example of usage, see [1]
Hth
Jc
[1]
https://github.com/commontk/CTK/blob/dcf7db15f2b43507395316dd680dba5999f886b4/CMake/ctkMacroBuildLib.cmake#L117-127
On Sun,
Hello,
Is it possible to add files that do not belong to any add_executable/library so
that they're visible in the IDE but not used for building?
That way I could easily work with the generated project on any useful file,
even if it's not directly used to produce binaries (for example, editing
I finally got this working, including the sources from both projects and
simultaneous building. It was simpler than I thought, and as similar to how
you originally suggested. I created a superbuild CMakeLists.txt which just
contains the add_subdirectory(libs) and add_subdirectory(apps). I reference