Brad King wrote:
Yann Renard wrote:
Brad King wrote:
You need to run CMake from the same command prompt in which the
environment is set. From that same command prompt try:
mkdir myproj-build
cd myproj-build
cmake c:/path/to/myproj -G"NMake Makefiles"
Make sure you have a clean source tree in c:/path/to/myproj that does
not contain any attempt to build the project in-source.
That is very close to what I did, however, this seems to work better.
The reason why this is working better is the option you add '-G"NMake
Makefiles"'.
You may also run CMakeSetup from the same command prompt and then select
NMake Makefiles from the dialog that asks you the first time you
configure the project in an empty build tree.
Thus, I should be able to generate nmake makefiles, but no VC8
projects, right ?
If you follow the instructions from my other response (the reference to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/usingpsdk) then you
should be able to do VC8 projects too. Since the IDE has its own
environment it is safe to start CMakeSetup from the start menu.
You may have been getting confused by trying both NMake Makefiles and
Visual Studio 8 generators in the same build tree. Whichever you
selected the first time was actually used from then on no matter how you
started CMake or what options you gave.
Brad,
I have built the makefiles out of the source tree from the begining and
cleaned all these each time. However, I used 'cmake ..' as commandline
not specifying which kind of build to perform. cmake deduced the VC8
projects itself I guess. However, I will now try to play with my project
and 'nmake makefiles'. I will check and follow the pointed instructions
for VC8 projects later...
Thank you very much community,
Best regads,
Yann Renard
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