giuliano wrote:
Indeed, both file-A.txt and file-B.txt are dependencies of one of my
targets.
If you can create a full example that shows the problem, that would help.
-Bill
giuliano
Bill Hoffman wrote, on 4/21/2009 6:16 PM:
giuliano wrote:
I have something like:
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
OUTPUT ${BUILD_FOLDER}/file-A.txt
COMMAND ${XSLT}
ARGS --output ${BUILD_FOLDER}/file-A.txt A.xslt
file.xml
DEPENDS file.xml A.xslt
)
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
OUTPUT ${BUILD_FOLDER}/file-B.txt
COMMAND ${XSLT}
ARGS --output ${BUILD_FOLDER}/file-B.txt B.xslt
file.xml
DEPENDS file.xml B.xslt
)
When I run cmake, only file-A.txt is built. If I reverse the stanzas
for file-A.txt and file-B.txt, then only file-B.txt is built.
It seems as if only the first target that depends on a file gets
built. How do I get cmake to build them all?
I'm running cmake 2.4.
You need a custom target or other target to consume the outputs from
the custom commands.
-Bill
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