On 6/10/2015 12:57 PM, Chris Johnson wrote:
Hmm. It's a possibility.
But those files are generate when I run cmake, aren't they? So
re-running that would tend to overwrite any custom modifications I
made. And I have about 350 of them.
That is what install(CODE ...) will do for you. It will inject your
code into those files and the code will stay there. I was not
suggesting you edit those files directly, just that you could use
install(CODE, and look at those files to make sure it is doing what you
want.
I note that cmake_install.cmake simply uses the file(INSTALL ...)
command. How could I find the implementation of the file() command?
Could I possibly customize that implementation?
To change the file command you would have to change the C++ of CMake.
If you get install(CODE to work then it will work with any version of
CMake. If you can get your code to run just before the file(INSTALL
then you should be good.
Thanks much!
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