Re: [CMake] CMake IDE integration survey (was RE: Visual Studio + Ninja?)

> Lead PM for the VC++ team at Microsoft here. I just wanted to echo > Nagy-Egri’s message. > > > > We are very interested in learning more about your current > edit-build-debug experience for C++ apps or libs using CMake. Whether > you’re developing on Windows or not, using VS or not today, we

Re: [CMake] Copying shared libraries in a post-build step

> > This sounds more like an install phase... to bring the whole package > > together in one appropriate place. > > > > if( WIN32 ) > > INSTALL( TARGET RUNTIME DESTINATION bin LIBRARY DESTINATION bin > > ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib ) > > else( WIN32 ) > > INSTALL( TARGE

Re: [CMake] Copying shared libraries in a post-build step

> This sounds more like an install phase... to bring the whole package > together in one appropriate place. > > if( WIN32 ) > INSTALL( TARGET RUNTIME DESTINATION bin LIBRARY DESTINATION bin > ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib ) > else( WIN32 ) > INSTALL( TARGET RUNTIME DESTINATION bin LIBRARY DESTINATION

[CMake] [msvc] building windows drivers with cmake

hi, i'm wondering, is it possible to generate msvc solutions for windows kernel mode drivers? afaict, the generated projects would have to use a specific platform toolset: WindowsKernelModeDriver8.1 but also some other specific entries, like: Driver KMDF maybe it be possible/easy/reasonable to

[CMake] generating info.plist files in POST_BUILD step unreliable

hi all, a combination of question and feature request: i'm using a highly customized shell script to generate Info.plists on osx. this build script has to make use of the usage requirements of the corresponding target and it is called via a POST_BUILD custom command. however this conflicts with

[CMake] installing osx bundles

hi all, i'm having some troubles, trying to install osx bundles: app bundles: installing an app bundle target (created with MACOSX_BUNDLE and property BUNDLE=1) will install (a) the bundle and (b) the executable (which is usually found in Contents/MacOS). in a way, i'd only expect the bundle to b

Re: [CMake] Info.plist with per-configuration information

hi david, > I just created a test project "t2" with Xcode itself, and in the > projects source file "t2-Info.plist", I added a "Get info string" key > with a value of "This is the ${CONFIGURATION} build." > > Then, after I build the Debug config, and inspect the generated bundle, > the Info.plist

[CMake] Info.plist with per-configuration information

hi all, i'm trying to build an Info.plist file with some information based on the build configuration (DEBUG or RELEASE). is this possible for multi-configuration generators like xcode? it does not seem to be possible to use different MACOSX_BUNDLE_INFO_PLIST files for different configurations, n

[CMake] xcode: rebuild project when dirty

hi all, the make/ninja files and visual studio project seem to be rebuilt automatically when some CMakeLists.txt files change. this does not seem to be the case for xcode projects, though. to regenerate the project, i need to buid the ZERO_CHECK target explicitly. is this a bug or a feature? thn

[CMake] 2.8/3.0: CMAKE_FORCE_C_COMPILER semantics

hi all, i'm trying to use the iOS.cmake toolchain file from [1]. it works fine with cmake-2.8.12.2, but fails with cmake-3.0 (today's master), which gives me: -->8--- CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:16 (project): The CMAKE_C_COMPILER: gcc is not a full path and was not found in th

[CMake] transitive dependencies & link flags

hi, i'm using usage requirements to pass on dependencies in the build system. -- set(MY_DEBUG_LIB libDebug.lib) set(MY_RELEASE_LIB libRelease.lib) target_link_libraries(mylib debug ${MY_DEBUG_LIB} optimized ${MY_RELEASE_LIB}) add_executable(myapp somesrc.cpp) target_link_libraries( m

[CMake] targets as bundle resources

hi all, from my understanding it is possible to add sources to an osx bundle, which are then automatically copied e.g. to the Resource folder or the like. however i'm in the situation that i have to move some build targets (executables and dylibs) into the bundle. what is the best way to achieve t

Re: [CMake] avoid substitution of semicolon

> Have you tried quotes in your message() so it doesn't remove the semi-colons? > message("${x}") ah, that explains my confusion of the missing semi-colon thanks, tim -- t...@klingt.org http://tim.klingt.org Relying on the government to protect your privacy is like asking a peeping tom to inst

[CMake] avoid substitution of semicolon

hi all, i am trying to write a ctest script, compiling for different OSX architectures. the CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES option uses the semicolon to distinguish between architectures, but my attempts to generate the argument string with semicolons haven't been successful, it seems they are not esca

[CMake] ctest build names

hi all, i am using mingw to cross-compile to windows. however the build names, which appear in the cdash dashboard are somehow inconsistent. for native builds, the naming is PLATFORM-CXXCOMPILER. the however the cross-compiled version is named Win32-make, although the name of the c++ compiler i

[CMake] using ctest with cpu emulator

hi all, i am trying to run ctest with the qemu cpu emulator: so if i am compiling a test case myTest, it is usually simply called with `./myTest'. is it possible to wrap this into a program, so that it calls `qemu-ARCHITECTURE -cpu CPUTYPE ./myTest'? thanks, tim -- t...@klingt.org http://tim

[CMake] fixup_bundle

hi all, i am currently trying to adapt a cmake build system to build an osx app. the specific code is: INSTALL(CODE " include(BundleUtilities) fixup_bundle(\"${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${myappbundlename}.app\" \"\" \"${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}\") " COMPONENT Runtime) however it d

[CMake] per-folder compiler flags

hi all, out of curiosity, why is COMPILE_FLAGS a target property, while COMPILE_DEFINITIONS is both a directory and a target property? currently, i am setting CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS manually to achieve the behavior, that i need for my application ... thanks, tim -- t...@klingt.org http://tim.klingt

Re: [CMake] byte-compiling emacs lisp sources

hello michael, thanks a lot ... i needed to adapt it a bit for my applications, but it works like charm now ... thanks, tim -- t...@klingt.org http://tim.klingt.org Happiness is a byproduct of function, purpose, and conflict; those who seek happiness for itself seek victory without war. Wil

Re: [CMake] shared library linking question

>> from my limited understanding of the linking process, it should link with >> -lcommon instead of using ../common/libcommon.so, since the rpath is >> already set to ../common. but how can i tell cmake to do this? > > As far as I can see this is ok. At least its the same in the cmake > projects I

[CMake] byte-compiling emacs lisp sources

hi all, i've got some troubles to byte-compile emacs lisp files with cmake. basically, i need to do the following - copy source file to the build directory - compile the elc file with: "emacs -batch -f batch-byte-compile /path/to/source.el" - add an install rule to install the generated elc file

Re: [CMake] shared library linking question

hi andreas, >> common/libcommon.so >> target1/target1 >> target2/target2 >> >> both target1 and target2 are linked with libcommon, both work fine in the >> build directory, the libraries are resolved correctly. >> >> after installing them, they are formatted like: >> $PREFIX/lib/libcommon.so >>

[CMake] shared library linking question

hi all, i am trying to write a cmake build system for an existing project and have some troubles with linking of shared libraries. basically, my directory layout of the targets is the following: common/libcommon.so target1/target1 target2/target2 both target1 and target2 are linked with libcomm