>
> There is a FAQ entry about this that ought to work. Why don't you post
> what you have so we can see where you're going wrong?
>
> Also you can use cmake -E copy_if_different as the command part. It is
> platform-independent, unlike cp.
Tyler, thanks for the quick response -- after quite a
Hello,
I use CMake with boost::python to generate python modules, and it does a
great job of creating the required .so files. There's an interesting
question, however, of how to test the resulting object. When doing an
out-of-source build, I end up with
build/myproj/foo.so
and in my source tre
On Thu, 2009-06-11 at 16:49 -0600, James C. Sutherland wrote:
> I have an executable that links with HDF5 (by the way, is there any
> plan to create a "FindHDF5.cmake" file?).
> The problem is that I have two flavors of libraries:
> libhdf5_cpp.a libhdf5.a
> libhdf5_cpp.dyli
I've written a server that serves up an interface using a cross-language
RPC mechanism (dbus) and currently build and unit test with cmake. But
testing cross-language (and more functional) aspects of the server is
easier to do from python, where I can rapidly test the RPC API. I've
written a collec
