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So, is there a command I can place in my CMakeLists.txt files
which will cause them to produce a file named xyz.make (let's say)
instead of Makefile.
Thanks in advance.
Use out of source builds, and there should be no-conflict. There is no
way to rename the makefiles.
mkdir build
cd build.
cmake ../path/to/source
make
Okay. I see that OOS builds can create Makefiles without clobbering
my existing Makefile, but then I do not have convenient access to my Makefiles
and the convenience targets they contain from the OOS dir.
I still think Qt/qmake was right in providing the ability to change
the name of the Makefile. Before I discovered that, I could not use
the qmake system.
Below is typical of what my Makefile contains:
Convenience targets (all in one place) and a call to the makefile
created by qmake (myapp.make). In this way qmake does not have to solve
the whole problem, just contribute a part of the solution.
Thanks.
Bill
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myapp : always
make -f myapp.make
save : always
mkdir -p save_dir
/bin/cp -pr *.h *.cc *.lyx *.xml *.xsl *.txt *.css Makefile save_dir
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