On 2006-11-24 12:30-0800 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
* For our fortran 77 library and examples code we replace "use" and "module"
in comments with something else such as "_use_" and "_module_"). This works
around a bug in CMake (bug #3109,
http://www.cmake.org/Bug/bug.php?op=show&bugid=3109) that proce
Alexander Neundorf wrote:
Hi,
Von: "Brian Little" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am somewhat new to CMake, but have delved into it pretty hard over the
last
couple months and have a couple questions for the group.
Is there a flag or means to:
1) Not have Makefiles use CMake callback co
Hi,
Von: "Brian Little" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am somewhat new to CMake, but have delved into it pretty hard over the
> last
> couple months and have a couple questions for the group.
>
>
>
> Is there a flag or means to:
>
> 1) Not have Makefiles use CMake callback commands
>
> 2)
Thomas Hafner wrote:
Hello,
in the Darcs FAQ I've found this question:
Q: When I try to push/pull/apply, darcs just hangs... why?
Has that already happened when managing Chicken source code?
I'm thinking about using Darcs, but I've no feeling how severe/often
the problem really is.
I've n
wedekind wrote:
Hello Brandon,
thanks for your input.
So you are the only person who ever builds your software? If other people
have to build your stuff, you're making it a PITA for them, having to
remember precisely what Qt directory to use. All this knowledge is locked
up in
I am somewhat new to CMake, but have delved into it pretty hard over the last
couple months and have a couple questions for the group.
Is there a flag or means to:
1) Not have Makefiles use CMake callback commands
2) Create VC Solutions that use only relative paths
3) Hav
Hi,
I'm using FindwxWidgets, currently it seems that it is not possible to
specify options like version, debug static and so on. At least not for
non-WIN32 (The documentation describes to specify arguments to nmake at
build time.).
Perhaps it is an idea to pass options to wx-config. This could
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Can you create a working example of this that shows the problem? I have
tried a few things, but am unable to see the problem.
Below is a working example on my machine -- hopefully you will see the
same results as me:
> Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 6
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Can you create a working example of this that shows the problem? I
have tried a few things, but am unable to see the problem.
I have been able to reproduce the problem from your example. I will
investigate.
-Bill
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CMake ma
Patrick J. Franz -- ML wrote:
Bill Hoffman wrote:
There must be something else going on how is my_library_dep defined?
Is it a cmake target?
Yes. It is built earlier via an include() command.
The following works fine:
add_library(bar SHARED bar.c)
add_library(foo SHARED foo.c)
target_link_
Hello Brandon,
thanks for your input.
> So you are the only person who ever builds your software? If other people
> have to build your stuff, you're making it a PITA for them, having to
> remember precisely what Qt directory to use. All this knowledge is locked
> up in your head, or in your do
Hello Brandon,
thanks for your input.
> So you are the only person who ever builds your software? If other people
> have to build your stuff, you're making it a PITA for them, having to
> remember precisely what Qt directory to use. All this knowledge is locked
> up in your head, or in your do
[Cross-posted to the CMake list as food for thought...]
Maybe there should be a recommendation in the docs for people setting up new
Dart servers / new dashboards that they express the project start time in
UTC. And propagate that recommendation out to ctest users who set up
dashboards via DartCo
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