While I can build shared libraries written in C or C++ using CMAKE 2.8
without any problems on Visual Studio, I am having problems building
shared libraries on Vista 64 using the Intel 11 FORTRAN compiler.
What is the best practice to build DLLs on Windows using FORTRAN?
Thanks,
Jody Wins
I'm a cmake novice, so please forgive any misconceptions that I have.
I'm attempting to use cmake for a project that contains multiple
libraries, which in turn have dependencies on libraries both inside
the project and outside. For example, let's call the project "a" and
it has two librari
I'm using the CVS head version of cmake and I've run into the
following problem with the FORTRAN dependency generator and the USE
statement. cmake now creates modname.mod.stamp files and enters them
into the dependency calculation. However, the path to the
modname.mod.stamp is incorrect b