On 3/3/2011 9:59 AM, gekso wrote:
No, only one solution (someproject.sln) for all three targets.. 2.8.3 version
2011/3/3 Robert Bielik<[email protected]>:
Anton Sibilev skrev 2011-03-03 15:49:
Hello! One more question.. For example I have such structure:
folder:base
....CMakeLists.txt (with PROJECT(someproject))
....folder:lib1
........CMakeLists.txt
....folder:lib2
........CMakeLists.txt
....folder:app
........CMakeLists.txt
and result is someproject.sln with 3 projects lib1, lib2, app. 'app'
depends on 'lib2'. I want to make additional solution for 'app' and
its dependencies (lib2), without lib1.
Can I make somehow 2 solutions?
Isn't that already provided ? Check beneath the 'app' folder where you
binaries are built.
You need to add PROJECT commands in each of the sub-project that you
want a solution for. The project command will cause CMake to create a
new .sln file.
-Bill
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