"Alan W. Irwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/23/2007 02:46:10
PM:
# On 2007-05-23 14:39-0600 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#
# >
# > Forgive me if this is a "dumb n00b" question, but is there a way to
# > retrieve a single item from a list in CMake? I need to parse the
# > returned output of EXEC_P
Forgive me if this is a "dumb n00b" question, but is there a way to
retrieve a single item from a list in CMake? I need to parse the
returned output of EXEC_PROGRAM.
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"Trevor Kellaway" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 29 Apr
2007 22:05:57 +0100:
# You can ignore the GenericBuildPrologue.cmake/GenericBuildEpilogue.cmake
# related stuff, as this is my ported existing build world support, and is
# a bit too specialized, although it may have the odd useful CMake t
Is there somewhere that I can look for assistance setting up
a project that I will later cross-compile? I am unsure how
to go about platform tests to allow cross-compilation.
For instance, if I'm at a Win32 host and compiling for Linux,
what will this do?
IF(WIN32)
SET(mysources ${mysources}
Some quick questions:
1) Is there a wiki somewhere describing the usage of CMake as the build
system for cross-compilation? I need to use it on a platform that I find
it somewhat unlikely for a port to succeed...
2) Is there a (sane) way to generate makefiles that don't themselves call
CMake, e
