I am attaching a sample that reproduces the issue. I'm using CMake version 2.8.11.2. To reproduce this, just run the 'generate.bat' batch file from its current directory (WINDOWS ONLY). I have set it up to generate for Visual Studio 2008, but you can edit the batch file to change this.
Password to the archive is: cmake On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 5:26 PM, Robert Dailey <[email protected]> wrote: > I have an interesting structure for my code & build scripts: > > root/ > source/ > CMakeLists.txt > build/ > CMakeLists.txt > cmake/ > common.cmake > > My root CMakeLists.txt is actually in 'root/source/build", and my > common scripts are in "root/cmake". > > From my root CMakeLists.txt file, I do this: > > get_filename_component( BUILD_PRODUCT_ROOT ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/../.. ABSOLUTE > ) > set( CMAKE_MODULE_PATH > "${BUILD_PRODUCT_ROOT}/cmake" > "${BUILD_PRODUCT_ROOT}/cmake/find" > ) > > add_subdirectory( ${BUILD_PRODUCT_ROOT}/source source ) > > Note that the script "root/source/CMakeLists.txt" is where I begin > defining targets, and it never steps into "build" (to avoid infinite > recursion). > > Later on (still in the root script) I do: > > include( common ) > > This includes "root/cmake/common.cmake" as expected, but inside > common.cmake when I try to include a file (not a module) relative to > common.cmake, it says it can't find it. Example: > > include( foo/bar/stuff.cmake ) > > The absolute path for this would be: > > root/cmake/foo/bar/stuff.cmake > > Naturally I assume that when including a FILE (not a module!) that it > is relative to the CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR, which in this case > correctly displays as "root/cmake". > > Can anyone explain why I can't include files from common.cmake? Thanks > in advance.
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