Hello,
how can I get the list of targets and their source files? Can
GET_TARGET_PROPERTY() be used for it?
I need this for a 'make dist' like functionality which puts all used
source files into a tarball.
Enrico
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Enrico Scholz wrote:
Hello,
how can I get the list of targets and their source files? Can
GET_TARGET_PROPERTY() be used for it?
I need this for a 'make dist' like functionality which puts all used
source files into a tarball.
Currently, there is no way to do this. It would most likely have
Hi Bill,
thanks a lot, that is what I needed.
Regards,
Werner
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Werner Smekal wrote:
Hi,
it is normally possible to mix c and c++ in a project with the GNU
compiler. Normally you compile c files with gcc and c++ files with g++
and than link all together with g++.
In
Hi,
I use find_library() to check if a library exists. If the libxxx.dll and
the libxxx.a files are in the same directory, find_library() returns
libxxx.dll - but I can't link against this library (windows case).
I could regex replace the dll with the the correct suffix, but is there
a way
Werner Smekal wrote:
Hi,
I use find_library() to check if a library exists. If the libxxx.dll
and the libxxx.a files are in the same directory, find_library()
returns libxxx.dll - but I can't link against this library (windows
case).
I could regex replace the dll with the the correct
On 2006-12-29 17:13+0100 Werner Smekal wrote:
Hi,
I use find_library() to check if a library exists. If the libxxx.dll and the
libxxx.a files are in the same directory, find_library() returns libxxx.dll -
but I can't link against this library (windows case).
I could regex replace the dll
Hello,
I wrote a small module which adds support for 'make dist' and 'make
distcheck'. It is available at
http://ensc.de/cmake/FindMakeDist.cmake
There are the following limitations:
* works probably only with the 'make' generator
* requires at least a SUSv3/POSIX compliant
Enrico wrote:
Due to the last item, these targets are not so powerful and easy to use
like their 'automake' counterparts. But they are an huge improvement to
the current situation where there is nearly no support for creating
source tarballs.
In fact it is easy to create source distribution
Alan W. Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Due to the last item, these targets are not so powerful and easy to use
like their 'automake' counterparts. But they are an huge improvement to
the current situation where there is nearly no support for creating
source tarballs.
In fact it is easy to