Hi again,
even more strange: Now everything runs fine again. But the self link is still
there and I have changed nothing. :confused:
Thanks for your reply!
Andreas
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Hi,
> OK... I won't ask "why?" -- the fact that you told us not to ask means you
> realize this is some flavor of crazy
I'm actually sure, that it was useful for them at some point in time... no, I'm
not!
> I would guess it's because of the symlink to "." that you mention. Does the
> sam
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 4:21 AM, Diablo 666 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting in some trouble with a self linking directory under Linux here.
> In /home/, there is a sym-link "zam", linking to . (please don't ask me, why
> they created this one...)
>
OK... I won't ask "why?" -- the fact that you tol
Hi,
I'm getting in some trouble with a self linking directory under Linux here. In
/home/, there is a sym-link "zam", linking to . (please don't ask me, why they
created this one...)
Now I have a directory Test with a sub-directory Foo and the following
CMakeLists.txt:
cmake_minimum_required
