Paul Dean wrote:
Is it possible to exclude ALL_BUILD and ZERO_CHECK for the project?
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It is technically possible to remove ALL_BUILD by hacking the c++. It
is not possible to
remove ZERO_CHECK as it provides functionality that is required for
builds with complex
source file generation rules. ALL_BUILD is useful because it builds
all the targets
that are part of all in the makefiles. If you have custom targets like
PACKAGE or
Experimental, and you run the visual studio build from the menu, it will
build all that
stuff as well. So, to build a cmake project you should right click on
ALL_BUILD,
and build it.
-Bill
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