On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 9:52 PM, Amit Goel <[email protected]> wrote:
> 1. I used CCMAKE to build paraview. CCMAKE, which is graphical/ncurses > based, and in advanced mode - has hundreds of options (spread over 14 > pages) that I dont remember myself which options I chose last time I built > paraview myself. Hence instead of ccmake, is there another command based > way to build Paraview ? Or can I run CCMAKE first time and save the config > file so that I remember what option I chose while building last time ? If > yes then which file is generated as a result of ccmake that I can copy and > preserve and then use it again and again to rebuild with same parameters or > change one or two paramteres (such as path to HDF5). > $BLDDIR/CMakeCache.txt You can cut all almost everything out of that, put it into a build directory, and ccmake or (just cmake if it is a consistent set) and it will do the right thing. You can also use command line arguments: (c)cmake -DSOME_CMAKE_VARIABLE:TYPE=VALUE . To do the same thing.
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