At 11:10 AM 7/12/2006, Christian Lang wrote: >Hello, >>>when executing a Makefile generated by cmake, one of the first actions >>>it does is to check the cmake build system (target >>>cmake_check_build_system). For some reason we want to avoid this. Is >>>this possible without changing the Makefile manually? >>> >> >>The makefiles will not work correctly without that step. >>Generated header files will not work, dependencies will not stay >>up-to-date, and several other things. >> > >Yes, I know that it is an important step in general. In our case, nothing will >change as long as the generated Makefile exists. However, it is not called >"Makefile", but "CMakefile". We start the build-process by "make -f >CMakefile", but because of cmake_check_build_system cmake builds a new >"Makefile", overwriting the existing handwritten one - and this is what we >want to avoid.
Why not use a forced out of source build? -Bill _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
