I'm not 100% sure, but I think the best you can do is write a wrapper
shell script that first sources the shell script you're interested in
and then calls cmake...
HTH,
David
Linton, Tom wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Filipe but this isn't quite what I'm asking.
Yes, I know that I can change the path to the compiler either from
the command line or from within CMAKE.
But what I want to do is to source a file that sets up various
paths and environment variables in addition to the compiler
paths. Yes, I could manually do this
within CMakeLists.txt but I'd rather source the actual file that
is installed in the compiler distribution tree, to ensure I am
using the correct environment. And I want to do it from within
CMakeLists.txt rather than in a .bashrc or other personal file
because these builds are being done by many people and I want
the configuration to be fully defined in the CMakeLists.txt file
itself.
Thanks
Tom
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Linton, Tom wrote:
The Intel icc compiler has a standard shell script called "iccvars.sh"
that is normally sourced to set up the environment for the compiler.
Is
there a good way to ensure that this gets sourced from within CMAKE?
CC=icc CXX=icpc cmake path/to/your/source/project
One option is to write a driver script "iccdriver" that sources
iccvars.sh and then set the CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER variable to point to
this
another option is exporting CC and CXX in your profile:
echo "export CC=icc" >> ${HOME}/.bashrc
echo "export CXX=icpc" >> ${HOME}/.bashrc
script, but that seems a round-about approach. I'd like to be able to
just source iccvars from within my CMakeLists.txt file somehow.
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Filipe Sousa
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