On 5/7/2010 10:32 AM, Mike Shal wrote:
That would be a serious problem. As folks would expect to be able to edit
a CMakeLists.txt file (the input to cmake), run tup, and have the right
stuff happen.
Is the normal mode of operation to run 'cmake' followed by 'make'? Do
you not need to run 'cmake' ever again because 'make' is setup to
re-create the Makefiles from CMakeLists.txt as appropriate? Does that
work if you add new directories and such? Sorry for the noob questions
- I'm still trying to learn how you expect things to work.
Yes, that is the normal mode of things. You run cmake once on a build
tree, and after that the build system takes care of running cmake again
if needed. It works if you have new directories or get rid of
directories or pretty much any change you can think of...
-Bill
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