On 2010-04-04 12:51+0530 Prashant Saxena wrote:
Hi,
This is my vary first post here. I have never tried CMake or similar stuff
before and my skill set is limited in C/C++
domain. Please have a little patience with me.
On Linux(kubuntu karmic), I have to convert a makefile using CMake. The cur
Disclaimer: I'm new to cmake, and mostly new to make, for that matter (I come
from one of those Other Platforms that don't use make). I'm trying to use a
different C compiler (the Dignus cross-compiler for z/OS) to compile an
existing product on Windows XP. I've installed cmake and GNU make, as
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 5:34 AM, Georgios Petasis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am a totally CMake newbie :-) However, I have spend some time (~3 days)
> in porting one application of mine from autoconf/make to cmake. The port was
> somewhat easy, and for the time being I have tested
Hi all,
I am a totally CMake newbie :-) However, I have spend some time (~3
days) in porting one application of mine from autoconf/make to cmake.
The port was somewhat easy, and for the time being I have tested the
build system under windows only with VC++ 9.0. As a result of this
process I h
Asmae Houda wrote:
Hello,
I have a Fortran90 project which was managed through GNU makefiles, and
would like to switch to CMake.
All the .f90 files are located in one directory, let's say 'src'. My
CMakeLists.txt file is as follows:
# project declaration
project (myExe Fortran)
add_executa
Hello,
I have a Fortran90 project which was managed through GNU makefiles, and
would like to switch to CMake.
All the .f90 files are located in one directory, let's say 'src'. My
CMakeLists.txt file is as follows:
# project declaration
project (myExe Fortran)
add_executable (myExe file_1.f90 fil
