On Tuesday 6 June 2006 11:09, you wrote: > I'm not sure we didn't misunderstand. > > I suggested to turn the option CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_ALL_DEPENDENCY in > KDEs cmake files on. This will have the effect that if you "make > install" in some subdir, it will try to install in this subdir and > nothing else. I.e. it will not try to build in this subdir (and also > not in subdirs the current subdir depends on).
Yes, I did't make clear that I understood that. Sorry. Doing that will require people to always type 'make all' and then a 'make install'. I'm pretty sure that this is going to give people big question marks above their heads since thats a logical dependency. Make install should always depend on make all. To put this in perspective; I asked for a make target to install one specific library, which includes the compiling of the right sourcefiles needed for that. This feature is not possible in cmake and all suggestions made in this thread either disrupt the normal workflow or just do a lot of work thats not needed. If the /fast is available then that will ease the pain already somewhat :) -- Thomas Zander
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