On Thursday 25 September 2008, Stefan Weber wrote:
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> Any ideas for a workaround? At this point, I'm desperate enough to accept
> any hack...
If the other hints don't help, can you please post a (ideally minimal) test
case ?
Alex
Btw. did we meet in Prague this year or was it somebody else w
Am Thursday 25 September 2008 19:42:34 schrieb Hendrik Sattler:
> Am Thursday 25 September 2008 17:45:54 schrieb Stefan Weber:
> > I am working on a C++ project which is using a single assembler file
> > (among all the C++ files). In the mailinglist archives I found some hints
> > on how to use the
Stefan Weber wrote:
set(${CMAKE_ASM_SOURCE_FILE_EXTENSIONS} "s;S")
but this does not help. To debug this, I do the following on the next line
message("${CMAKE_ASM_SOURCE_FILE_EXTENSIONS}")
Strangly, this does not print anything, just an empty line. Why is that?
Well, you didn't set CMAKE_ASM
Am Thursday 25 September 2008 23:50:33 schrieb Stefan Weber:
> I think I was not clear enough here: it is not working when I combine ASM
> source files and CXX source files and as I found out by now, this is
> probably not supported anways. (Mixing ASM and C++ source files would be
> the ideal scen
I just spotted yet another issue that might influence the solution:
Note the capital S in the file extension of the ASM file. It seems this is
crucial: when I rename to a small s and manually pass it to g++ it does not
work anymore. When I leave the cap S, it works. Looking a bit deeper shows
that
> > Ideally, I would like to pass it to
> > add_library with all the other source files (in the same way I can pass
> it
> > to C++ which automatically forwards it to the assembler). This is not
> > working,
>
> Stop. The next step is no logical one. If it doesn't work for one target,
> why
> Shoul
Am Thursday 25 September 2008 17:45:54 schrieb Stefan Weber:
> I am working on a C++ project which is using a single assembler file (among
> all the C++ files). In the mailinglist archives I found some hints on how
> to use the experimental ASM mode. However, as I only have a single ASM
> file, I'm
Hi,
I am working on a C++ project which is using a single assembler file (among
all the C++ files). In the mailinglist archives I found some hints on how to
use the experimental ASM mode. However, as I only have a single ASM file,
I'm not sure how to handle that: Ideally, I would like to pass it to
