Re: [CMake] keep semicolons alive

Am Dienstag, 9. Oktober 2007 15:22:32 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi Maik I want to fetch a environment variable which contains semicolon by intention, modify it a little and use it with a custom command: #TEXINPUTS_latex is :;${workspace_loc}/texmf/texmf/tex// SET(TEXINPUTS

Re: [CMake] How can I avoid the addition of Debug/Release to the link path?

If it is something not being built by cmake, then a full path should be used, and cmake should do the right thing. LINK_DIRECTORIES should be used as a last resort. If the library does not exist at cmake run time, because it will be built by the cmake project, then it should work. If the

[CMake] qmake to cmake

Hello Experts, I found this ruby script on http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:ConvertFromQmake which helps in converting from qmake to cmake. Has anyone tried it and if so what has been there experience? Also before I start if anyone has any suggestion they are welcome. Regards, Aj

Re: [CMake] get the target name in add_custom_command

On 10/9/07, Juan Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In this example, the target name foo has a different OUTPUT_NAME. How do I tell ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND to use the real name of the target when I try to use the copy command within? GET_TARGET_PROPERTY. Set a variable outside the

[CMake] adding library

Hi all, Quick question: isn't it possible to create a target library and later specify the sources? (ADD_LIBRARY first and something like SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(... SOURCES ...) later) or at least add to the sources. Javier ___ CMake mailing list

Re: [CMake] qmake to cmake

On 10/10/07, Ajay Divekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Experts, I found this ruby script on http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:ConvertFromQmake which helps in converting from qmake to cmake. Has anyone tried it and if so what has been there experience? Also before I start if anyone has any

[CMake] Custom Command Target Pre_Link

Hi all, I have a problem with a custom command. This custom command should be called after all custom commands, so i decided to used the TARGET specific one with the option PRE_LINK. But when i run first cmake and then make, the custom command will not be build. I use Linux and the command

[CMake] adding dependencies on all targets to force CMake to rerun itself

Hi, I have a text file that is read in via a CMake macro that dynamically adjusts the include paths, preprocessor definitions, and link directives. CMake automatically rebuilds the code as needed which is wonderful. One issue I haven't solved yet is modification of this text file doesn't force

[CMake] purify targets

Hello, Is it possible to build both purify and non purify targets by changing CMAKE_CXX_LINK_EXECUTABLE? Unfortunately the following example purify's both binaries. ADD_EXECUTABLE(hello helloworld.cc) SET (CMAKE_CXX_LINK_EXECUTABLE purify -cache-dir=/tmp ${CMAKE_CXX_LINK_EXECUTABLE})

[CMake] how broken is the RPM support?

I just installed the CVS CMake. There is a CPackRPM.cmake file in the Modules directory, but it's not clear to me how to tell CPack I want to generate an RPM, or a Source RPM. Anyone have any clues for me? ___ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org

Re: [CMake] qmake to cmake

Brandon Van Every wrote: On 10/10/07, Ajay Divekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Experts, I found this ruby script on http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:ConvertFromQmake which helps in converting from qmake to cmake. Has anyone tried it and if so what has been there experience? Also before

Re: [CMake] Getting CMake to run on OpenVMS

Getting closer - got over what I think are most of the issues involving the HP C-RTL and the differences between Unix and OpenVMS pathnames. Two issues up next: 1. The OpenVMS version of the fork() syscall (a.k.a., vfork) doesn't have the same semantics as the Unix/Linux version of fork. The

Re: [CMake] how broken is the RPM support?

2007/10/10, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I just installed the CVS CMake. There is a CPackRPM.cmake file in the Modules directory, but it's not clear to me how to tell CPack I want to generate an RPM, or a Source RPM. If you want to tell CPack to generate RPM you should either: 1) Add RPM

Re: [CMake] how broken is the RPM support?

2007/10/10, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I just installed the CVS CMake. There is a CPackRPM.cmake file in the Modules directory, but it's not clear to me how to tell CPack I want to generate an RPM, or a Source RPM. Anyone have any clues for me? I forgot to tell that CPack RPM and/or

[CMake] How to compile java files using cmake?

Hi, I am new to cmake and I am trying to compile java classes. I used ADD_LIBRARY with Java language support but the jar file created has many more unnecessary files apart from the class file. I can use ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND and create the class files but I wonder if there is any better

Re: [CMake] adding dependencies on all targets to force CMake to rerun itself

On 2007-10-10 12:40-0400 Philip Lowman wrote: Hi, I have a text file that is read in via a CMake macro that dynamically adjusts the include paths, preprocessor definitions, and link directives. CMake automatically rebuilds the code as needed which is wonderful. One issue I haven't solved yet

[CMake] Re: CMake, CPack, RPM

OK, so... if I use the built in RPM generator it will generate an RPM. It isn't clear to me what ends up in that RPM aside from the files in the manifest -- no dependencies seem to be mentioned. Using UseRPMTools.cmake to try and generate a source RPM doesn't work so hot. You can only make a

Re: [CMake] adding dependencies on all targets to force CMake to rerun itself

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Alan W. Irwin wrote: On 2007-10-10 12:40-0400 Philip Lowman wrote: Basically I have something like this but I want all targets in the build to depend on changes to foo.txt so that CMake runs itself again. MACRO(Foo) FILE(READ