Hi Gerrit,
Gerrit Voss wrote:
>
> After looking around a little bit it seems the only solution suggested
> is to create a dummy file that gets modified if any of the compiler
> command line options change and that everything else depends on it
> so the rebuild is triggered correctly.
does VS use timestamps for change tracking or something smarter? If the latter
you could just dump the compiler options into a dummy file unconditionally in
cmake and only if they change a rebuild would be triggered. If it uses
timestamps you could dump into a second dummy file and copy over only if it's
different (not sure how to do that without a shell or at least some scripting
language though).
Just my $.02
Dirk
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