Do note that I am an "observer" or "reporter" and not responsible for the posix-version cmake in msys2. Ray Donnelly is much closer to that than I am. What I can do, though, is bring in the modules (.cmake files) and make sure the changes (already) effected there can co-exist with a normal MSYS (using mingw) module collection. Currently, MSYS is almost exactly parallel to CYGWIN and this would need to be either (MSYS AND CMAKE_HOST_UNIX) or (MSYS AND NOT MINGW). Probably the latter.
Regards, Greg On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 6:18 AM, Brad King <[email protected]> wrote: > On 08/10/2015 04:07 PM, Greg Jung wrote: > > There is an msys2-specific cmake version already built along those lines, > > with several patches in the modules section to parallel the CYGWIN cases, > > in the msys2 distribution. It does not have a "MSYS Makefiles" generator > > option but uses "Unix generator" as you anticipate. > > In order to get CMAKE_HOST_UNIX set properly for CMakeDetermineSystem > shouldn't we upstream your changes for a msys2-specific CMake? I presume > it does a "#if defined(__MSYS__)" somewhere near where we already do > "#if defined(__CYGWIN__)". > > Thanks, > -Brad > >
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