On 26/10/17 13:54, Tobias Hunger wrote:
On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 11:42 AM, Nikos Chantziaras <[email protected]> wrote:
Solved by ticking the "Auto-create build directories" checkbox in
Options->Build & Run->CMake.
That should have been enabled by default, IMO, given that you can't build
your project without it and get the most obscure error message.
So far I never ran into that problem with the temporary directories
Creator builts into (till you actually build stuff:-). Unfortunately
there is no way to make cmake not write things, so without the
temporary directory hack it will create lots of directories and files
and people report that creator should not clutter up their drives just
because they want to take a quick look into some code.
When you open a CMake project, you need to configure a build directory.
I think it should go without saying that this directory is going to be
created.
I just discovered something else. If you switch from Ninja to Unix
Makefiles, then even if the checkbox is disabled, the directory is still
created and there's no error message anymore. So the whole thing seems
to be inconsistent, too :-)
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