Another 'bug' is that you can edit the CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER field in
ccmake, but when you run 'c', the field is overwritten again. All
very annoying. Maybe a SET( LOCKED ...) flag could be added such that
fields are not user editable.
You could enter a bug in the bugtracker if it's not there already.
It's not quite a bug.
The first time ccmake is run the compiler tests are performed and the
results are written into the cmakefiles subdir in the build tree, along
with relevant cache variables. When you change the compiler, the new one
doesn't match the one used to generate the initial info and it gets
reset - even though you have told the cache to have a new value. This is
an obscure and hard to track down things, but wiping the cmakefiles
cache will make it go away.(and this is why you need to wipe the build
tree - but you can keep you main cache if you want - and are careful)
JB
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