As bsd.cmake.mk says, setting CMAKE_VERBOSE in the port's Makefile
should do what you want. Also, the way cmake works, it is a replacement
for the autotools. It spits out a Makefile that is then run through BSD
make. So, once you have run cmake, you are back in your familiar make
environment. And finally, if you run ccmake instead of cmake, you will
be able to interactively change any variables that affect Makefile
generation.

- Bartosz
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