Zitat von Roland Philippsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is quite possible that the following problem arises because I
misunderstant custom targets, but it worked under cmake-2.4 (various
patch levels, various UNIX-ish operating systems).
Attached is a mini-project which triggers an error due to the
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_Useful_Variables#System_.26_Compiler_Information
I guess those should help:
CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME
the short system name, e.g. Linux, FreeBSD or Windows
CMAKE_SYSTEM_VERSION
only the version part of CMAKE_SYSTEM
CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR
the processor name
Hi,
Sometimes CMake re-configures my build tree when running make.
Unfortunately CMake uses wrong options, I normally set those on the
command line. This forces me to re-config rebuild my entire source
tree. This is a bit annoying since, in most cases, this is not necessary
and takes a long
2008/8/27 Vandenbroucke Sander [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Sometimes CMake re-configures my build tree when running make.
Unfortunately CMake uses wrong options, I normally set those on the
command line. This forces me to re-config rebuild my entire source
tree. This is a bit annoying since, in
Vandenbroucke Sander wrote:
Hi,
Sometimes CMake re-configures my build tree when running make.
Unfortunately CMake uses wrong options, I normally set those on the
command line. This forces me to re-config rebuild my entire source
tree. This is a bit annoying since, in most cases, this is not
Yuri V. Timenkov a écrit :
On Tuesday 26 August 2008 15:53:31 Philip Lowman wrote:
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 9:27 AM, cyril_wobow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Philip Lowman a écrit :
Does LINK_INTERFACE_LIBRARIES_CONFIG do what you want to do?
See
We're finding that when we get to running make (Cygwin), our compiler is
getting called with flags of the format:
-Dvariable value
instead of:
-Dvariable=value
I'm *suspecting* that it's dependent on the C compiler, but I've looked at the
CMake doc, and don't see an obvious way
Hi CMakers!
CMake is a great tool for cross-platform development, thanks!
There is just one thing that is disturbing my workflow: After searching
the forums, and coming up with no working solution, I would like to ask
about including headers in a Visual C++ 2008 project with cmake -G
Visual
Thomas,
I don't know how helpful saying this will be, but it works for me, at
least for CMake 2.6.1 and VS 2008 Express. My same project also builds
unchanged for 2005 Professional and 2003 Professional, and the headers
even end up in the right project folders by default (I don't use source
I don't know how helpful saying this will be, but it works for me, at
least for CMake 2.6.1 and VS 2008 Express. My same project also builds
unchanged for 2005 Professional and 2003 Professional, and the headers
even end up in the right project folders by default (I don't use source
group or
Hi Greg,
Thanks for helping!
Could you please send me an example file that is working for you? Below
is a short testcase (the original CMakeLists.txt is rather long and
spread across several files) with the commands relevant for add_library
add_executable. I am using CMake 2.6-patch1 and
Hi John,
Your example hinted me to the problem!
Removing source_group did not help, but since your example is quite
similar to what I do except that you pass the headers separately, I
reasoned the problem was probably the line
set_source_file_properties(...) that I applied for all .cpp and
I've read good things about cmake and would like to start using it. I spent
the afternoon reading the online tutorials and trying to get a simple hello
world c++ project setup and running. I started with the documentation at
http://www.cmake.org/HTML/Documentation.html and first followed the
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