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Thanks for the help!
It still runs Release mode:
Here's my project:
https://github.com/acgetchell/CDT-plusplus
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|.git
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However, once the solution is created, does the path of the shell matter
at all?
No.
John
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That’s what I have been doing... :(
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Sent: Friday, February 27, 2015 8:33 AM
To: Scott Aron Bloom; CMake ML
Subject: Re: [CMake] Multi-platform visual studio projects
I have been successful with
Src\build.32 and
Thanks!
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However, once the solution is created, does the path of the shell
I have been successful with
Src\build.32 and src\build.64 so that on svn update effects both.
The problem, for my automated build flow, I was hoping to make a mix, 32/64
installer.. it’s a lot harder to do with two completely separate build trees
:(
For this I just make separate
Sorry it's taking so long but this is a huge change to review and the testing
infrastructure was only just worked out.
Thanks for the update.
Your dashboard script still says
set(ENV{PATH})
instead of
set(ENV{PATH} c:\\Windows\\system32;c:\\Windows)
We should test with at least the basic
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Is it possible with cmake, to build a VS 2013, win32 and win64 vsproj solution
file set?
If not, I understand, then I have a follow on question..
Once the two solutions have been built, does it matter how you bring up VS
2013? Or does it only matter for the initial running of cmake ?
Scott
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On 02/27/2015 10:56 AM, Geoffrey Viola wrote:
Is there something I can do to improve or expedite the process
of pulling my changes?
Sorry it's taking so long but this is a huge change to review
and the testing infrastructure was only just worked out.
Your dashboard script still says
Thanks..
I have been successful with
Src\build.32 and src\build.64 so that on svn update effects both.
The problem, for my automated build flow, I was hoping to make a mix, 32/64
installer.. it’s a lot harder to do with two completely separate build trees :(
As to my second question, and this
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Is it possible with cmake, to build a VS 2013, win32 and win64 vsproj
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If not, I understand, then I have a follow on question..
No create 2 independent trees. I keep the source in a separate
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Hello,
I have posted my question here because I forgot I was on this mailing list:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28773650/cmake-for-windows-dll-with-opencv-project
there you can find my Cmakelists.txt and some code snippets. This is my
first time trying to build a DLL for windows with
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On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 10:45 PM, Stephen Kelly steve...@gmail.com wrote:
Kim Rydhof Thor Hansen wrote:
http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.0/prop_tgt/AUTOGEN_TARGET_DEPENDS.html
I have a similar problem because automoc doesn't pick up that my
metadata.json file is a dependency to the
Hello,
I'm trying to build a project that uses FindPythonInterp.cmake to locate the
python executable. Thing is that the system I'm working on has python
pointing to a 2.7 install, while the project requires Python 3.x. Is there a
way to influence the search from the command line? I tried
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On Friday February 27 2015 10:44:11 Omar Valerio wrote:
Hello Omar,
Well yes I suggest you to use a FIND_LIBRARY directive inside your
CMakeList.txt project file and HINT the compiler which location to prefer
for the library to get linked. (
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