On 02.07.2014 18:53, Eric LaFranchi wrote:
Currently we have 16 different platform that we target that are a
combination of native compiles and cross compiles. I am adding a new
platform to our build system using CMake's cross compiling facility.
This platform is unique in that compiling a ".c" file to get an ".o"
file required two steps. These steps: compile the source ".c" to
generate a ".asm" file, then assemble that file to get the ".o" file.
For other cross compiled platforms I use CMAKE_FORCE_C_COMPILER,
however I am not able to specify both the C compiler and assembler
using this macro (my understanding is one compiler as the first
argument). I have thought about using ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND, however I
don't want to write a custom command for several thousand C source files.
New ideas are greatly appreciated.
Could the compiler be a script that calls the actual compiler + assembler?
Nils
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