Egil Brendsdal wrote:
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND in cmake 2.2.3 behaves differently from version 2.0.6;
Using the latest version, the 'custom target' is not included in the makefile.
(As an illustration, see the output from Linux 'grep . CMakeLists.txt cmd; sh
cmd'
at the end of the mail.)
Does anyone know a workaround?
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND is to add rules within other top-level targets added
with ADD_EXECUTABLE, ADD_LIBRARY, ADD_CUSTOM_TARGET, etc.
The fact that it showed up in the makefile in the 2.0 generator was a
side effect of the implementation. The 2.2 generator splits the build
rules for each target into sub-makefiles in order to handle certain
inter-target dependencies properly.
To get a make target use ADD_CUSTOM_TARGET. It should work in both
versions.
-Brad
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