Hi Ryan,
Thank you for the reply.
I've just tried that. It solved the error, but the variables  
REUSE_CODE_HEADERS  and  REUSE_CODE_SRCS   are empty when I try to use them in 
my project's CMakelists.

Here is a simpler code I've written to show the problem:

#The CMakelists.txt from my reusable codes folder

#cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6.4)
set ( DAIKEN_TYPE_HEADERS
                DaikenType.h
)

And now the CMakelists from my project:

cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6.4)

add_subdirectory( ../../Basico "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/binBD" )

PROJECT (Test)

ADD_EXECUTABLE( Test main.cpp ${DAIKEN_TYPE_HEADERS})

No errors are happening, but it is not adding the ${DAIKEN_TYPE_HEADERS} to my 
project.

What is wrong?

Thanks!

P.s.: By the way, does anyone have any information on when the Mastering CMake 
book will be disponible for buying?
I've sent an e-mail to kitware, but I've received no answer :(




De: Ryan Pavlik [mailto:[email protected]]
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 3 de fevereiro de 2010 15:20
Para: Renan Greinert
Assunto: Re: [CMake] Problem with the path when including another Cmakelist file

You just want a file named CMakeLists.txt in each directory, and then use 
add_subdirectory(directory-name) to recurse into that subdirectory - no need to 
use include.


On 2/3/10 7:35 AM, Renan Greinert wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to develop a database for codes for reuse, and I would like to use 
CMake to manage it.
Here is how my files are organizated:

In
/codes/Thread/
IThread.h
Thread.cpp
Runnable.h
CMakelists_Thread.txt



Then, inside CMakelists_Thread.txt I have:

#cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6.4)

set (THREADS_HEADERS
                IThread.h
                Runnable.h )

set (THREADS_SRCS
      Thread.cpp )
endif (WIN32)


set ( REUSE_CODE_HEADERS
                ${ REUSE_CODE_HEADERS }
                ${ THREADS_HEADERS }
)

set (REUSE_CODE_SRCS
                ${ REUSE_CODE_SRCS }
                ${ THREADS_SRCS }
)



Then I have a project that uses Threads.  This project is in /project/src

So, in /project/src I have my CMakelists.txt:


cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6.4)

include ( "../../codes/Thread/CMakelists_Thead.txt" )

PROJECT (Test)

INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES (${REUSE_CODE_HEADERS } )

ADD_EXECUTABLE( Test main.cpp ${ REUSE_CODE_HEADERS } ${ REUSE_CODE_SRCS } )



When I try to run CMake on it, it returns the error that "IThread.h" was not 
found.

If I move the project files to the /codes/Thread/ folder (and update the path 
of the "include" in CMakelists.txt) it works fine.
So it seems that CMake is considering the path of CMakelists.txt to include the 
IThread.h, Runnable.h and Thread.cpp, and not the path of CMakelists_thread.txt.

Is there any way to solve this problem?

Thanks!

Renan














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