I just stumbled across this discussion and have to say that I am using
CMake for over a year now with LiveMedia after assembling the necessary
CMake files. It works like a charm in contrast to the previous system.
This is mostly caused by the fact that I have to target both Linux and
Windows env
Making a visual studio project for
live555 was very easy. I'll post mine to this list (or wherever
appropriate) after I clean it up and make it suitable for distribution
along with the standard live555 checkout.
Feel free. However, we will not be distributing a "Visual Studio
Project" on our w
You can use makefiles just fine in windows. nmake -f .
But with that said, I prefer to use Visual Studio projects instead of
makefiles for my build environment. Making a visual studio project for
live555 was very easy. I'll post mine to this list (or wherever
appropriate) after I clean it up and m
Are there any ideological objections against CMake?
No.
The only problem I have with using "CMake" (or something like it) is
that it would impose a small burden (i.e., having to download and
install a new utility) on most developers who use this software
(those who develop for Unix/Posix/Lin
Hi all,
There was a mail about 4 years ago (in 2006) with patch adding support for
CMake build system to liveMedia, but there was no any reaction.
Are there any ideological objections against CMake?
The main advantage (for me :) ) of using CMake for liveMedia is excellent
windows support
