2007/2/9, Pavel Volkovitskiy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
Looks like cmake's developers doesn't plan world domination? :)
Or may be it's not possible to use generic rules to run cmake's based
make-system?
What do you mean by "generic rule" ?
An exemple would be welcomed.
I have another question too...
conary has ability to autodiscover build reqs for auto* make-system
so i want to implement same feature for cmake's make-system
Now i'm looking for requirements in CMakeCache.txt
(search lines like ASPELL_LIBRARIES:FILEPATH=/usr/lib64/libaspell.so)
but some CMakeLists.txt uses something like this:
"""
IF(ASPELL_FOUND AND NOT USE_KDE3)
...
ELSE(ASPELL_FOUND AND NOT USE_KDE3)
IF(USE_KDE3)
MESSAGE(STATUS "Spell plugin is disabled when building with KDE")
"""
ie checks for aspell in any case, so if we cooking package with kde support
we will have autodiscovered build requirement which is not really needed.
What do you mean you check for ASPELL_FOUND even if you
don't need to use ASPELL?
Your CMakeLists.txt does not show the part where ASPELL is "discovered"
may be with something like
FindPackage(ASPELL).
Is this may be checked somehow? if any way exist to dump only really
used variables?
I don't get your point. Dump where? In CMakeCache.txt?
Or maybe this CMakeList just bad written?
Send the whole CMakeLists.txt and add comment where appropriate
I think it would be easier for us to understand what you want.
--
Erk
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