n Dec 23, 2008, at 11:56 AM, Bill Hoffman wrote:
Robert Dailey wrote:
For debug: C:\foo\bar-d
For release: C:\foo\bar
Note that the text "Debug" or "Release" is not used in the include
path, so simply using CFG_INTDIR would not work I don't think
(Unless I'm missing something again). This is why in CMake I need
to do something like this:
if( debug )
include_directories( C:\foo\bar-d )
else()
include_directories( C:\foo\bar )
endif()
Thanks again to everyone for their continued help.
OK, well, since VS supports multiple configurations at VS time, and
not CMake time, it is impossible to have the above if statement.
There is just no way to know what configuration the user will
pick. The user gets to pick a long time after that if statement
was executed by CMake. So, I think you are sort of out of luck
right now... What CMake needs is per configuration
include_directories for this to work. One thing that might work as
a work around, is that you could copy the header file via a custom
command into your build tree, and then use the CFG_INTDIR approach.
-Bill
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I am just thinking out loud here so if I am totally off the mark just
ignore.
So the problem is including /foo/bar-d or /foo/bar for debug and
release.
For a release build there is the -NDEBUG definition and for Debug
there is the -DEBUG compiler definitions defined (or something that at
effect)
In your own project have a header file (MySetup.h) with something like:
#ifdef NDEBUG
#include "bar/setup.h"
#else
#include "bar-d/setup.h"
#endif
Then you need to just have C:\foo on the include path.
I _think_ something like that might work. Not sure how scalable or
maintainable that might be since I have never used wxWidgets.
HTH
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Mike Jackson www.bluequartz.net
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