On 2008-09-17 09:10+0200 Jesper Eskilson wrote:
Timenkov Yuri wrote:
Anyway, the printout is inside a if(this->Verbose) { ... }, so
presumable it is something which can be switched on/off.
And it seems not a problem, because CMake just tells why it regenerates
dependencies.
But it clutters my make output. I like my make output to be as clean as
possible. Actually I would like to get rid of the "Building CXX object..."
messages as well -- when running make with the -s option there should be no
output at all except error messages. But that is another issue.
Anyway, the culprit is that I ran make like this
$ make -j2 all VERBOSE=
i.e. the VERBOSE variable is set, but to the empty string.
I doubt setting VERBOSE at the end like that after the "all" target will
work. For that order make probably assumes "VERBOSE=" is a target which is
not what you want.
I do know that the forms
make VERBOSE=1 -j2 all
or
make VERBOSE=0 -j2 all
do work.
Alan
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