Yes, you can specify distinct directories where you want to build the project, and if you use "out-of-source" build option, all the resulting build files (like object files, resulting libraries and executables) can be within the sub-tree of that directory without any interference between these.
R. Fabien Costantini wrote: >> I was recently playing little bit with cmake and it can generate >> "portable" IDE projects (that is independent on cmake itself) as long as >> you set for the generation the directories relative to the build >> directory and you do not make checking of external library directories. > That's really interesting, would there be a way though to prevent the spread > in all subdirectories of .dsp or .vcproj files as it is today ? > > This is a nasty problem actually as one cannot have more than one .vcproj > version (like 2003,2005,2009). > > These are great news that we can get rid of cmake intrumentation and if you > can confirm that cmake won't 'spread' other non ide subdirectories (apart the > cmakelists.txt files maybe) > > Thanks Roman. _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list fltk-dev@easysw.com http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
