Hello Mattias,
Yes. I had those projects in Visual Studio. Unfortunately im not at
that computer now but will check tomorrow. I was surprised that I
didn't have to tick the BUILD_DOCUMENTATION to get those projects but
you can try.
Ooh boy, enabling BUILD_DOCUMENTATION brought up a whole slew of new
options in CMake. The other target didn't do that.
I now have the documentation targets, as well as the related -doc
package targets.
In the "can of worms" category... :-)
Do these targets really need cp, mv, rm etc. on Windows or do they work
using native windows xcopy / move / del? Perhaps we could flag those
options for Linux/MacOS only? Or just assume they're there on those
platforms and not needed on Windows? I was lucky and had gnuwin32, but
others might not have these and they shouldn't be needed on Windows...
Do they need wget too?
tar, gzip then: on Windows use 7-zip for that, like the package targets?
What about gnuplot? I thought Doxygen just used dot to generate graphs,
what is gnuplot used for?
Finally, is it possible to feed specific options to Doxygen to modify
the doxyfile that CMake generates? For example, I'm used to getting
Doxygen to generate the source into the docs...
Not sure that you're the one to answer all these questions, but I was
curious...
Thanks a lot,
J-S
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