At 12:38 PM 6/2/2006, Bennett Smith wrote: >Hi, > >I'm just starting to learn cmake, and am wondering what the level of >on-going support is for the Windows platform. A couple things that I >am hoping cmake can do are: > >1. Handle generation of library and executable targets with different >names for debug and release configurations.
This is done in CMake 2.4.2 >2. Handle pre-compiled header files with Visual C++. This has been done, but is not directly supported. >3. Handle COM *.idl files and the invocation of MIDL. This can be done but is not directly supported. >4. Handle manifest files in association with executables. CMake 2.4.2 does this. >I have not been able to find any discussion and/or examples of how >cmake addresses these issues. I have searched through the bug >database and it looks like there are some issues related to the above >mentioned items. Some of these issues were posted back in 2004, and >it doesn't look like anyone has been actively working on them. The bug tracker is in serious need of clean up..... >In general, are people using cmake for Windows projects? Who are the >active contributors to the windows specific aspects of cmake? Can >anyone offer some historic perspective on how well the Windows >platform is supported by cmake in general? Windows Visual Studio is one of the major platforms for CMake, and is very actively supported. -Bill _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
