[CMake] CMake and Xcode and Intel Fortran...

Using Xcode 5.1.1, CMake 2.8.12 and Intel Fortran 15 beta, trying to use Xcode for development instead of Windows and having no luck. What, if any, is the relationship between CMakeLists.txt and the order of compilation under XCode? I don't see that the Xcode generator does any dependency han

Re: [CMake] Support for building of OCaml software?

>> How do you think about to extend configuration checks for OCaml compiler >> variants? > > What do you mean by OCaml compiler variants ? - bytecode - Will any implementation for native code generation apply also aggressive software optimisations? - interfaces - librarian (linker?) >> Would y

Re: [CMake] Why does build_command() return a command that ignores errors?

Here's a guess: For dashboard submissions, some prefer to see *as many errors as possible* at once in one go, so as to have the least turnaround time in fixing errors on a remote system without having direct access to that system. To accommodate such a preference, the default flags have included

[CMake] Why does build_command() return a command that ignores errors?

build_command( BUILD_COMMAND CONFIGURATION ${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE} PROJECT_NAME something TARGET install ) results in 'make -i install' so if there are errors in compiling, it installs anyway, obliterating the errors. So Why is there an ignore error flag on BULD_COMMAND? -- Powered by www.kitwar

[CMake] Resource filters in generated eclipse projects

Hello! Has anyone figured out a good way to preserve resource filters across a cmake-rerun when using an eclipse generated project? The eclipse "re-indexing" time on one of my projects has gotten a bit out of hand. By setting resource filters to have eclipse ignore the [Targets] and [Subprojects]

Re: [CMake] Custom Commands and Environmnt Settings for PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH

ok, finaly got it working. Thanks for your great support. -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von:Nils Gladitz Gesendet: Fr 11.04.2014 13:12 Betreff:Re: AW: [CMake] Custom Commands and Environmnt Settings for PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH An: Jörg Kreuzberger ; cmake@cmake.org; >

[CMake] Custom-target is in Visual Studio not added to default build in case custom-target is not part of sub-directory tree of project (solution)

Hi, Summary: What is the reason that custom-targets that are needed by a project and its dependencies are not added to the default-build in Visual Studio in case that target is defined out-side the sub-directory tree of this project? I have the following directory-structure: root/A -> in this

[CMake] Explanation....

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I have run on behaviour of cmake that I really do not understand (even if I have clues)... This is probably stupid, but I'm puzzled... The attached CMakeLists.txt gives the following output: ::-B-:: <- This shows that B is indeed parsed as OPTIONAL

[CMake] CMake Configure error: Width with l64 failed with result: 1

Hi. I'm new with CMake trying to generate the ITK libs. I've downloaded CMake version 2.8.12 and ITK 4.5.1, both, for Windows. I've let only ITK_BUILD_DEFAULT_MODULES in CMake. I press Configure and I get the following: Enabled ITKZLIB, requested by ITK_BUILD_DEFAULT_MODULES. Checking for appr

Re: [CMake] Custom Commands and Environmnt Settings for PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH

On 04/11/2014 12:56 PM, Jörg Kreuzberger wrote: ok, biggest hint here was the tip for $. This was new to me (am new to cmake at all). Thanks. My major problem is still passing the additonal PATH elements to the cmake script, cause they will always expanded in an space seperated list. So if i

Re: [CMake] Custom Commands and Environmnt Settings for PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH

ok, biggest hint here was the tip for $. This was new to me (am new to cmake at all). Thanks. My major problem is still passing the additonal PATH elements to the cmake script, cause they will always expanded in an space seperated list. So if i add -DENV_PATH="${QT_LIBRARY_DIR};${INTELIPP_LIBRA

Re: [CMake] Custom Commands and Environmnt Settings for PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH

On 04/11/2014 11:32 AM, Jörg Kreuzberger wrote: After reading serveral threads i ended in this solution - create a batch/shell script for the command i want to start. This ensures path modifications are local. Creation is done via a configure_file step I would run a cmake script with ${CMAKE

[CMake] Custom Commands and Environmnt Settings for PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH

Hi! Had an issue with cmake custom commands - was able to solve it after serveral hours. But i think this is realy an issue for an improvement I. What i wanted to do: I wanted to add a simple custom command add_custom_command( OUTPUT COMMAND ... ) is a target, the path