Hi,
An easy way out would be to rename all x_inc.cpp to x.inl. Usually inl
files are ignored by the VS compiler (they're marked as headers), and
you have a better way to distinguish between generated and "real" CPPs.
Cheers,
Laurentiu
At 06:44 AM 5/17/2006, Manuel Klimek wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>I've got a problem with SOURCE_GROUPS with cmake 2.4.1 in windows (VC
2005).
>I already found out that if I want to add headers in a source
>group I'll have to add the headers to the ADD_LIBRARY or
ADD_EXECUTABLE.
>But I have the problem that I include platform specific .cpp files
>in another .cpp file and I want to add those files to the source
list.
>I don't know how I can make them show up in the source group without
>compiling the file:
># x.cpp includes x_inc.cpp
>SET( x_SRC x.cpp )
>SET( x_HDR x.h )
>SET( x_INC x_inc.cpp )
>SOURCE_GROUP( "X Sources" ${x_SRC} ${x_INC} )
>SOURCE_GROUP( "X Headers" ${x_HDR} )
>ADD_LIBRARY( x STATIC ${x_SRC} ${x_HDR} ${x_INC} )
>
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