I am also interested in this. Not because I couldn’t do 2 seperate build
directories for CLI and IDE building, but because VS projects are still the
best shot at getting parallel builds on Windows. NMake batch support is not
implemented, and Ninja has never built any of my projects without errors.
Feladó: Alessio
Elküldve: kedd, 2015. május 12. 13:28
Címzett: cmake@cmake.org
Hi All
(similar questions have been asked before, but none has quite hit the mark)
Is there any way to force MSVC to build custom targets marked with
EXCLUDE_FROM_DEFAULT_BUILD?
Using
cmake --build . --target SOME_EXCLUDED_TARGET --config Release
will produce the well known message
Project not selected to build for this solution configuration
I could find the following two ways to get the targets to build, but they all
have drawbacks:
Use a BATCH_BUILD variable that will disable the setting of
EXCLUDE_FROM_DEFAULT_BUILD on the targets.
Define a set of build configurations on which
EXCLUDE_FROM_DEFAULT_BUILD_config is not set (e.g. Release_ALL is identical
to Release, except it has no build exclusions)
Option 1 has the drawback of producing solutions that do not work well for
interactive development
Option 2 is rather cumbersome and would require the users to build separate
sets of binaries. I could not quite figure out a way to make the Release_ALL
packaging commands reference the Release target binaries.
Has anyone figured out a way to get the full monty, i.e. a way to generate an
MSVC solution that works well for both interactive and command line builds?
Thank you so much for any feedback you can provide on this
-alessio--
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