On 09/23/2009 09:05 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
this thread got a bit off topic, so I try to focus that again, as I tried a lot
of things, but didn't get it to run:
In the end I would like to have some (lets say 10) packages (Installer bundles, which I
can create with cpack) with several executables and libraries. My example over-simplify
the problem as I have nearly 60 subdirectories which are all placed into one single CVS
repository. One package or "Project" needs sources from a number of
subdirectories. One subdirectory is definitivly bound to one project, so there is no
overlapping here.
What I tried at last was that I created all the projects within the root
CMakeLists.txt file. But this does not make cpack create more than one
installer package.
Any ideas about that? Beyond the idea of refactoring the whole project (what is
only an option for the far future)
I see in CPack.cmake the variable CPACK_INSTALL_CMAKE_PROJECTS.
Have you tried playing with that to create an installer for each project?
Or have you tried setting CPACK_OUTPUT_CONFIG_FILE for each project and
including CPack.cmake for each project? Maybe you can run cpack on each
project that way.
Clint
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