I'm building a debian package, CDAT <http://bugs.debian.org/584637>. The
latest version 6.0.alpha uses CMAKE to build, rather than configure. The
trouble is that CMake doesn't build. It doesn't even fail.
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
()-- Configuring done
-- Generating done
-- Build files have been written to: /home/amckinstry/deb-packages
/cdat/cdat-6.0.alpha/build
$ make
$
The problem is, 'make' does nothing. A Makefile is generated by CMake,
which calls cmake which calls make again on /./CMakeFiles/Makefile2/ ...
which does nothing useful. Apparently the CMake is supposed to put
useful stuff in there, but doesn't. What puts stuff into Makefile2, and
where should I pick up the bugs trail?
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