Hi,
I am trying to convert my group's existing Visual Studio project to using CMake to support multiple platform development. For that purpose I am trying to get Visual Studio solutions and project files to be as similar as possible to the ones my group is currently using so that the transition would not be painful. I have several questions I hope CMake has solutions to and that you guys might have answers for. 1. Is there a nice way to create more than one VS solution file from a CMakeLists.txt file? I am currently letting the user choosing what solution to create and which libraries and executables to include, but it would be better if all the solutions will be created without having to run CMake multiple times with different selections. 2. In general, is there a way to limit the Cache string values that the user can input or do I have to explicitly check the input using STRING (STREQUEL .) for each of the options? 3. Is there a way to create a NEW Visual Studio configuration other than the possible default 4 configurations (Release, Debug.)? 4. Our project also uses Microsoft Visual Source Safe for source control. Does CMake VS generator support MS Source Safe? Comparing the project files that we used to the files created by CMake the main differences are a few lines that added to the project files that define where in source safe the project was taken from and the files which use a relative path compared to full path in projects created by CMake. USE_RELATIVE_PATHS as someone here suggested didn't change anything. Thanks for any information, Tal
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