Filipe Sousa filipe at ipb.pt wrote : >I've been using a configure perl script that call cmake. I have this >script compiled to configure.exe on windows. But I always use ccmake or >cmakesetup because there are options that are enabled depending on other >options and that can't be done in my scripts. I have these scripts for >those who are used to configure && make && make install.
This seems not correct to me! Given the CMakeLists.txt file project(test) IF(ONE) OPTION(TWO "second level" off) ENDIF(ONE) OPTION(ONE "first level" off) and calling cmake . -DONE=ON -DTWO=ON appears to create a perfectly configured project for me. (???) Moreover, relying on TWO being unset if ONE=OFF is not reliable anyway because switching ONE and TWO on and then later switching ONE off again leaves you with ONE=OFF and TWO=ON. -- Axel Roebel IRCAM Analysis/Synthesis Team _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
