Jesper Eskilson escreveu: > Not generally, no. However, if you know that you'll be using Make with a > bourne-shell to build you can sneak in things like "`cat somefile.txt`" > into your CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS, and have your custom target write flags to > "somefile.txt". This technique is commonly used in Unix makefiles to > allow compiler-flags to be generated "on-the-fly" by a utility program.
Wow, that's what McGyver would do if he were a programmer. Thank you! With Visual C I think I can write a 'here document' and add with @flags.txt, isn't it? Is there any way to make cmake support things like this? A common use case would be like... one of your targets is a custom target which compiles wxWidgets (for instance). When it gets installed, it creates a bash script (wx-config) which, when run, returns proper compiler and linker flags. Those flags are used by another target that has wxWidgets as dependency. Regards, rod _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
