On 11/28/2010 10:59 PM, Bill Hoffman wrote:
> On 11/24/2010 5:02 PM, Ted Berg wrote:
>> I'm seeing a reproducible failure generating "Visual Studio 10" output
>> on a system with the following installed:
>>
>> CMake 2.8.2
>> CMake 2.8.3
>>
>
I'm seeing a reproducible failure generating "Visual Studio 10" output
on a system with the following installed:
CMake 2.8.2
CMake 2.8.3
Visual Studio 2005
Visual Studio 2010
Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows
v6.1
v7.0A
v7.1
To keep everything sane I use command files to set environmen
Eric Lemings wrote:
Greetings,
How do you compile a .rc file into a .res file without linking it into a
library or executable?
Your paths and rc options may vary:
find_program( RC_EXECUTABLE NAMES rc )
set( BINARY_RES_DIR ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/resources )
add_custom_command(
OUTPUT ${BI
I have been tasked with converting an existing Visual Studio project
2008 to CMake 2.6.2. The stumbling block is that this project uses a
precreated manifest file, which is included in an .rc file.
When the target links I get the following error:
CVTRES : fatal error CVT1100: duplicate resourc
Bill Hoffman wrote:
OK, I have checked in a fix.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/My Builds/CMake/Source
udio linking" cmake.cxxupport large object file lists with incremental
visual st
Committer: Bill Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
/cvsroot/CMake/CMake/Source/cmake.cxx,v <-- cmake.cxx
new revision: 1.387;
Bill Hoffman wrote:
I took a quick look, and it maybe the command line length. The link.exe
line is 35906 chars long. CMake is not going through the shell but
using the CreateProcess function. There maybe some limit on that. I
will continue to try and figure this out. It maybe that the e
Bill Hoffman wrote:
What makes you think this is the problem? Does the output get truncated
in some way?
I tried copying the link.exe command line and pasting it into a command
window while in the appropriate directory. The text pasted in was
truncated. I guess it's possible that different
Sources & build files for a DLL which has been a CMake 2.4 target are
being migrated to a CMake 2.6 project. This target in the 2.4 project
has been well behaved for months, but fails to link under CMake 2.6
generated NMake Makefiles.
The basic error is as follows:
Linking CXX shared library
Ted Berg wrote:
Ted Berg wrote:
Am in the process of setting up a OSX 10.5 build box and I'm seeing a
couple of issues:
1. link command line is getting -F/System/Library/Frameworks added
automatically, which causes problems when I try to build against the
10.4u sdk. This issue is pr
Ted Berg wrote:
Am in the process of setting up a OSX 10.5 build box and I'm seeing a
couple of issues:
1. link command line is getting -F/System/Library/Frameworks added
automatically, which causes problems when I try to build against the
10.4u sdk. This issue is present in the 2.4.
Am in the process of setting up a OSX 10.5 build box and I'm seeing a
couple of issues:
1. link command line is getting -F/System/Library/Frameworks added
automatically, which causes problems when I try to build against the
10.4u sdk. This issue is present in the 2.4.7 and the
cmake-2.4.8.ta
I have a body of source code that I am building with CMake, and I am
interested in using CPack for packaging. The project currently
generates 5 packages during the course of a build. I might be able to
reduce that to 3, but it is unlikely to go lower.
Can CPack do this in one pass? My initi
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