On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 8:10 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > When you have the Intel C++ compiler installed over Visual Studio, you can > choose to convert a visual studio project to Intel C++ in the menu. > > But I can't figure out how to create a visual studio project which uses the > Intel Compiler/Project System automatically? The problem is that this is not > a 1 time thing, since the visual studio projects are regenerated each time > the cmakelists is changed. >
CMake could use a generator for Intel C++ on windows. There is a feature request for this in the CMake bug tracker. Someone suggested a command line utility ICProjConvert*.exe which might be used to read in the CMake generated project files and output Intel ones. If you could give this a try and let us know what command or commands you had to run to get it to work, it might be a rather simple patch to tweak the existing Visual Studio generators to call this command line app after generation is complete if the Intel compiler is being used as the compiler. A toplevel generator could also be added for this as well to make it more convenient. http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=6929 If ICProjConvert*.exe works you might be able to jurry-rig a .bat file or something to convert your projects manually after CMake runs. -- Philip Lowman
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