This has been discussed a gazillion times, and the answer will always be the
same: no. It's impossible. A build tree always depends on CMake, and is not
relocatable. Live with it.
If your users don't want to use CMake, provide them with a convenience script
that does the hard work for them.
Hi Bill:
Thanks for your response. More comments below.
On 2011-06-30 22:03-0400 Bill Hoffman wrote:
On 6/30/2011 5:23 PM, Alan W. Irwin wrote:
To help with the general difficulty of getting dependencies right,
would it be possible to implement a CMake change so that for a given
flag (say
Hello Mailing List
i am quite new to CMake. I have a project i originally build with
visual studio 2008.
I try to create a cmake Projekt so i can use cmake in the future.
I am using .NET Forms which are Headers with associated resx files. In
Visual-Studio the only
difference between Headers and
I tried some more.
I changed the Headers in the VS2008 Project (generated by cmake)
manually to type Header-Formula.
I tried to enter the Form-Designer with a double-Click on a Form, but
VS2008 showed me that the form is now corrupt. So i have to alter my
question:
Is it even possible to generate
Hello,
I received report from a Debian testing user (using cmake 2.8.4 from
Ubuntu repo) that gadu_protocol plugin for Kadu IM[1] was linked
improperly (it didn't link to libgadu) and refused to load. After
small investigation we found out that it was due to missing gnutls.pc
in his system. I'm
With a component-based installer such as NSIS, the user can choose the
components that he wants to install.
I would need to launch a script (just launching an external program
would do) after this, telling me where the application was installed, so
that I can perform additional actions
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