Problem solved - thanks anyway...
On 09.06.19 09:11, Steven Truppe wrote:
How on earth can i create a variables out of the string flags_to_add ???
On 09.06.19 08:41, Steven Truppe wrote:
OK, i don't realy understand why it does work but i got it working:
include(CMakePrintHelpers)
macro(bsMergeFlags flags_to_add flags)
set(flags_to_add ${flags_to_add} ${ARGN} )
cmake_print_variables(flags_to_add)
message(STATUS "bsMergeFlags ${flags_to_add}")
list(APPEND flags ${tmp})
message(STATUS "------------")
endmacro()
Now my problem is that the content of flags_to_add is correct when i
use cmake_print_variables but not when i try to use it in a message()
call.
I think i do miss some very important part when it comes to variables
- i'm now studying the hole chapter again, hopefully i understand it
then.
I hope you guys can help me.
best regards!
On 09.06.19 08:26, Steven Truppe wrote:
ARGV1 gives me the first list entry of my first arguments, but i don't
know how i can access the hole list.
best regards!
On 09.06.19 07:20, Steven Truppe wrote:
Do i need cmake_parse_arguments ??
On 09.06.19 07:01, Steven Truppe wrote:
Hi everyone,
i'm a c,c++,asm and a few other languages, but i still have troubles
with macros and their arguments.
As a simple example i would like to have a macro that list(APPEND the
two passed arguments), here the code i tried:
https://wandbox.org/permlink/WQZGty9PQaOz3422.
Let's forget about the list(APPEND) line, i just need an example that
prints me out the first and the second argument and i'm not able
to get
it right. Would someone please explain to me how i can do this
right ?
I've read the book but that didn't helped me completely.
I hope someone here is so nice to me to explain to me how i can write
the bsMergeFlags macro and explains me what i'm doing wrong and
how to
correct it.
I played around alot but can't get it right.
best regards!
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