2013/11/27 :
> What an honor for me that you guys responded so quickly. Our group has done
> well to move to CMake. Sorry for taking such a long time to reply; I'm part
> of a big organization that can be slow to decide things.
>
> The way this is going, is to continue with one package rather than
In our project, we need to build an Win8+ Metro app. Currently the CMake do
support VS_WINRT_EXTENSIONS. However, if you want to build an exe instead
of dll or lib, even with x86 or x64, it always fails because lacking of
some tags in vcxproj and sln.
The requirements about it in our project are:
What an honor for me that you guys responded so quickly. Our group has done well to move to CMake. Sorry for taking such a long time to reply; I'm part of a big organization that can be slow to decide things.
The way this is going, is to continue with one package rather than use a workaround, if
Hello all,
I’m following the directions posted here:
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_Testing_With_CTest
I’d like to get my dashboard up on the public one:
http://open.cdash.org/index.php?project=PublicDashboard
I’ve obtained an account on CTest.
How do I register my project?
Thanks,
Adam Ge
2013/11/26 Andrea Galeazzi :
> Yes, of course I can.
> It's possibile to add both linked folder and linked file by hand (in general
> they're named "linked resources"). Also CMake creates linked folder in order
> to make the subprojects appear in the project explorer. In this way the
> behavior of
Yes, of course I can.
It's possibile to add both linked folder and linked file by hand (in
general they're named "linked resources"). Also CMake creates linked
folder in order to make the subprojects appear in the project explorer.
In this way the behavior of the Eclipse generator would be clos
2013/11/26 Andrea Galeazzi :
> In many of my subprojects I've got some sources outside of CMakeLists
> directory. This is an example:
> C:\Product1\project1\CMakeLists.txt
> C:\SharedFiles\dir1\foo.cpp
> C:\SharedFiles\dir1\foo.h
This looks like an Eclipse issue?
Can you craft an Eclipse project b
In many of my subprojects I've got some sources outside of CMakeLists
directory. This is an example:
C:\Product1\project1\CMakeLists.txt
C:\SharedFiles\dir1\foo.cpp
C:\SharedFiles\dir1\foo.h
Unfortunately Eclipse doesn't show them in the Project Explorer view.
Should it be possible to request a
Hi all,
According to the CMake documentation, the TARGET property LOCATION for a
non-imported target is provided for compatibility with CMake 2.4 and
below. My question is: are there any plans to deprecate this property? I
want to know, because AFAIK, the only way to determine the full path to
a b
