Hi,
Tim Just wrote:
Thanks for your fast reply!
Cedric GESTES wrote:
Yep I did. in fact with openembedded, not openwrt.
You need a toolchain.cmake file to be passed to cmake. This file will
configure cmake to use your cross-tool-chain. (compiler and staged
library).
Ok, so you first run c
Thanks for your fast reply!
Cedric GESTES wrote:
Yep I did. in fact with openembedded, not openwrt.
You need a toolchain.cmake file to be passed to cmake. This file will
configure cmake to use your cross-tool-chain. (compiler and staged library).
Ok, so you first run cmake using the toolchai
Yep I did. in fact with openembedded, not openwrt.
You need a toolchain.cmake file to be passed to cmake. This file will
configure cmake to use your cross-tool-chain. (compiler and staged library).
see: http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_Cross_Compiling
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 4:05 PM, Tim Just wr
Hi,
we want to use CMake as replacement of GNU Autotools within a research
project. The CMake build system for Unix platforms is almost working.
The next step would be to build our project within OpenWrt[1]. Because
autotools is widely used in combination with OpenWrt, there was little
effor