[CMake] Read-Only CMake Variables

Is there a way to make CMake variables defined by the SET command read-only so that an attempt to redefine the variable generates an error? Thanks, Dave Feustel ___ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake

[CMake] Extending CMake

I am trying to create the loadable command described on page 147 of _Mastering CMake_ ver 2.2. I have typed in the file cmHELLO_WORLD.c #include "cmCPluginAPI.h" static int InitialPass(void *inf, void *mf, int argc, char *argv[]) { cmLoadedCommandinfo *info = (cm

Re: [CMake] re Find_Package

Erk wrote: > 2007/4/20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > module names are all listed in the modules directory. > > How do I figure out what the package names to use > > with FIND_PACKAGE are? > > If the file is named > > FindXXyy.cmake > > you should use > > FIND_PACKAGE(XXyy) > > un

[CMake] re Find_Package

module names are all listed in the modules directory. How do I figure out what the package names to use with FIND_PACKAGE are? Thanks, Dave ___ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake

[CMake] re include problem

Bill asked if, after deleting the old cmake package and rebuilding and installing the new 2.4.6 cmake, I was running the correct cmake. There is no way I can prove that unless there is a verbose mode in cmake that prints out the version number. Also would be nice if there were a debug mode that wo

Re: [CMake] Default Path for INCLUDE()?

> Alan W. Irwin wrote: > > On 2007-04-20 17:23- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > >> I started experimenting with the INCLUDE() > >> statement but have only been able to get > >> it to find modules by supplying the full > >> module path. Is there a way to specify a > >> default path for INCLUDE so

[CMake] re include problem

I removed the OpenBSD CMake 2.4 package. I built and installed CMake 2.4.6 and ran the command "cmake . " with CMakeLists.txt containing: Find_Package(JPEG) Find_Package(Qt3) set (p /usr/local/share/cmake-2.4/Modules) INCLUDE(${p}/FindPNG.cmake) INCLUDE(${p}/FindX11.cmake) INCLUDE(${p}/FindQt3.c

[CMake] Default Path for INCLUDE()?

I started experimenting with the INCLUDE() statement but have only been able to get it to find modules by supplying the full module path. Is there a way to specify a default path for INCLUDE so that only the module name is needed? These do not work for me on 64-bit OpenBSD 4.0: INCLUDE(FindJPEG)

[CMake] re assert error

I tried modifying the find_lib code but it still does not work. Plus the comment line "#-" generates an error. # from page 37 macro(ASSERT test comment) if (NOT ${test}) message ("Assertion failed: ${comment}") endif (NOT ${test}) endmacro(ASSERT) find_library(MYLIB jpeg ) ASSER

[CMake] assert macro problem

I do not see why libjpeg.a is not found by find_library? What am I missing? Thanks, Dave Feustel # from page 37 of _Mastering CMake_, 2nd edition macro(ASSERT test comment) if (NOT ${test}) message ("Assertion failed: ${comment}") endif (NOT ${test}) endmacro(ASSERT) find_library(MYLIB

[CMake] Really Basic Question

I created a CMakeLists.txt file with the following: # set a list of items SET(items_to_buy apple orange pear beer) # loop over the items FOREACH (item $(items_to_buy)) MESSAGE( "Don't forget to buy a $(item)" ) ENDFOREACH (item $(items_to_buy)) MESSAGE( $(items_to_buy) ) when I run ei

[CMake] Two CMake questions:

1) Is there a way for CMake to generate a CMakeLists.txt file automagically for a new project in the way the QMAKE does when it is run with the -project option? 2) Is there any software for automagically creating a CMakeLists.txt file from a configure file? Thanks, Dave Feustel _