Hello everybody,
I would like to know a little more about the MAKECOMMAND variable in CMake. I
have a parallel compiler I would like to use with CTest to speed up the
compilation.
I know what to put in this MAKECOMMAND variable to use my compiler but I do not
know how it is build by default, and I think that I should understand this to
get something general and robust.
I think that the MAKECOMMAND in windows is composed by:
${CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM} ${PROJECT_NAME}.sln /build ${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE} /project
ALL_BUILD
for example:
C:\...\devenv.com myproject.sln /build Release /project ALL_BUILD
is this correct? What I would like to get is:
C:\...\BuildConsole.exe myproject.sln /BUILD Release|Win32 /PRJ=/ALL_BUILD
but I do not know if replacing MAKECOMMAND, CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM and
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE is the best way to do this.
I tried to do this manually in CMake UI and it works, but I would like to build
some script to do this automatically when BuildConsole.exe is found
Thanks to everybody
Martin
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