Looks like we're attempting to build ParaView on a dashboard machine with
VS10, but it's not working yet...
http://www.cdash.org/CDash/buildSummary.php?buildid=608972
The disconnect is simply that it takes time to process new issues in the bug
tracker, and these bugs are all recently (within the l
Right, that's bug 0010481, for which we're waiting a fix. We also are
waiting on 10502 and 0010589. There seems to be some disconnect ,
because 0010481 is marked as new and unassigned, but you guys have
already fixed it.
I'm curious if any of the Kitware folks have tried building ParaView
with VS2
David,
Thanks for the clarification. I missed the filters part in the original
message and don't have VS10.
Does VS10 still have the same problem with there not being a "Reload All"
button for modified project files that previous versions of VS had? If this
small feature were added by Microsoft
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 8:02 AM, Philip Lowman wrote:
> This is Microsoft's fault. You should complain to them.
Well, yes and no. It's a Visual Studio 2010 only thing... And it's partly
CMake's fault. The *.filters files are presently unconditionally re-written
at CMake time. We have a fix for
This is Microsoft's fault. You should complain to them. The only
workaround for VS Express is to close your solution and run CMake manually
then open your solution back up again.
The problem doesn't affect VS Professional (and I believe Standard) because
they have support for macros which CMake
There are some things in the cooperation of CMake and the Visual Studio
Express-version, which which bothers me.
Each change in a CMakeLists.txt file results in a message of VS Express
like this: "The filter file of your project changed outside VS! Do you
want reload it?"
I could live with this,
