Naram Qashat wrote:
However, this seems a risky thing to do, as keeping your depends
up-to-date will be difficult. As long as none of your users complain
on the CMake mailing list about things not rebuilding when they
should, I guess that is your problem... :)
-Bill
I tried to do include_regular_expression("^$") from the root
CMakeLists.txt but that didn't stop the dependency scanner. I even
tried to put it in every CMakeLists.txt and same thing. Then I tried to
set the string between ^ and $ to something ridiculous that would never
match anything in our source tree, but it still didn't work. Now, I'm
not sure if it's just displaying the "Scanning dependencies for
<target>" line regardless of if it's actually doing any scanning, but
from first glance it seems like it still is doing the scanning. So there
really is no way to disable the scanner then?
There is no way to disable it, (as I said). However, setting the regex
to something that matches nothing should keep the run time very very
quick. You should look at the depend.make files in your build tree and
make sure they are pretty much empty. I don't think actually disabling
it would save you much more time.
-Bill
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