Dizzy wrote:
I couldn't find one, so I ported AC_C_INLINE to CMake. Since there's no
equivalent of autoheader to make the config.h.in, I just used
ADD_DEFINITIONS.
There is such a thing, you use configure_file() to replace variables from
a "config.h.in" (tho I name them usually "config.h.cmake") or #cmakedefine
placeholders. See the cmake man page on CONFIGURE_FILE.
Create a "config.h.cmake" with the following contents:
#define inline ${INLINE_KEYWORD}
Use it with configure_file(config.h.cmake config.h) and make sure you
include "config.h" in your code.
That is of couse assuming that the variable holding the inline keyword (or ""
if there is no inline supported) is named INLINE_KEYWORD. Many macros output
their result into a user given variable so it fits well in the cmake style.
You misunderstand me. autoheader can create the config.h.in based on the
calls made in the configure.ac file whereas CMake has to manually
specify a file to be used for CONFIGURE_FILE.
-- Jack
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