> Albrecht Schlosser wrote: > > Greg, did you also see an option to create IDE project files? Could you try > > to > > do this, if possible, and report if this works? > > See last posting. Basically what you'd want I think is: > > cmake -G "Visual Studio 8 2005" > > What I don't know is how you configure options, but I imagine > it's something along the lines of using the -D flag to specify > values that trigger logic in the other Cmake files, similar to > 'configure'. > > It's getting late here, so I'm outta gas. > > But surely there's some cmake guru out there that can manage > cmake for us. I'm too overextended at the moment, but mildly > curious. > > The only thing that worries me about cmake is understanding > what the heck it's doing. Often the answer is 'you don't want to know', > but in reality people like me really do want to know. But I guess > I feel the same about 'configure', confident in knowing gurus > like Mike have our back on that. > > But if we move to cmake, we better find someone /really/ comfortable > with it, and knows it well enough to make it work even when weird > stuff is happening.
For nmake files, you can edit options by doing "nmake edit_cache" and it'll bring up a GUI to edit the cache variables, and that'll rebuild the nmake files. I'm not sure how it works with IDE project files, I think you might have to bring up the GUI manually and browse to the cache folder. _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
