Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
Ah! That caused it to work. I'm terribly sorry about that. Now, I have
just one more question, hopefully, about this whole process. parser.e is
only one of the files that could possibly trigger a retranslation. The
entire list is:
SET( EU_CORE_FILES common.e emit.e error.e fwdref.e global.e inline.e
keylist.e main.e mode.e
opnames.e parser.e pathopen.e reswords.e scanner.e scinot.e shift.e
symtab.e )
Should I make each one of those a CONFIGURE_FILE() ?
Yes, that is the only way to make it work right now. It would be nice
to be able to add an arbitrary file that cmake would re-run when it
changes. Please create a feature request for this. However, for now
configure_file input is the only way to get your files in the list of
files that are checked with each make run.
Also, if I could offer a suggestion, maybe it's harder than it sounds,
but on your ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND, this whole process would be much, much,
much simpler if you had the ability to run, say a MACRO() after the
custom command is done building. If I could do that, I would simply
create a macro that does FILE( GLOB EU_INT_FILES interpreter/*.c ) or
something to that effect.
Problem is CMake is not running at build time. It creates makefiles and
it is done. Even if you could run the glob, that would not solve your
problem. The exception to this rule is that cmake is re-run if any of
its input files (configure_file, include, CMakeLists.txt, etc) are
changed.
-Bill
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