On Tuesday 31 July 2007 17:09, Miguel A. Figueroa-Villanueva wrote: > Hello Mike, ... > So, to work my way around this CDT limitation what I did was that, for > each project, I create a linked resource in the .project file. So, > that the following CMake structure: > > PROJECT(foo) > sub1/PROJECT(P1) > sub2/PROJECT(P2) > > produces the following in the .project: > > ... > <linkedResources> > <link> > <name>P1</name> > <type>2</type> > <location>D:/path/to/P1</location> > <name>P2</name> > <type>2</type> > <location>D:/path/to/P2</location> > </link> > </linkedResources> > ... > > and I also put the following in the .cproject: > > ... > <pathentry kind="src" path="P1"/> > <pathentry kind="src" path="P2"/> > ... > > It's not as good as encapsulating each cmake project in an eclipse > project, but that is just not supported right now in eclipse cdt as > you stated.
So what does this do then ? If you don't see a way then maybe you can just ignore the sub projects. All targets which are in the subprojects P1 and P2 are also in the top level project foo. Bye Alex _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
