Recently, in an MS VC++ 7.1 (.NET 2003) build prepared using CMake, I've had
a problem with the application finding a config file that it needs to read
at startup. Even though I placed the file in the app's startup dir (i.e.
'blahblah/Debug', when debugging ) the app was not finding the file. This
despite the fact that when the app was run outside the IDE (e.g. simply from
a command window) it always found the file (in the startup dir) without a
problem.
Ultimately it was found that manually setting the 'Working Directory'
property (in the property pane) for the ALL_BUILD target to 'blahblah/Debug'
would enable the config file to be found.
Note: setting the 'Working Directory' property for the single project that
creates the application executable DID NOT work.
So, now my question is:
What can I do in CMake, or in CMakeLists.txt files, to set that (debugging)
'Working Directory' property for the ALL_BUILD target automatically as part
of the CMake build process?
Thanks kindly to anyone who can shed some light on this for me ...
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