Hello!
Well, I am currently using cURL for a project of mine, but on windows I
can't find the cURL library only using the find_package(CURL) provided with
CMake, although it works fine with linux.
So, I created a directory named deps in my source directory. How can I
make the find_package to
I have several complex functions which require a ton of documentation. I
wanted to type this documentation directly in the cmake file right above the
function() itself, but it is turning out to be a formatting nightmare.
What would you guys recommend as far as this kind of documentation goes? It
Hi Robert,
Within CTK http://commontk.org, Sasha implemented a Doxygen filter for
CMake. You could refer to the following:
https://github.com/saschazelzer/CMakeDoxygenFilter/blob/master/README
https://github.com/commontk/CTK/blob/master/CMake/ctkFunctionCMakeDoxygenFilterCompile.cmake
Hth
Jc
2011/10/29 Robert Dailey rcdai...@gmail.com:
I have several complex functions which require a ton of documentation. I
wanted to type this documentation directly in the cmake file right above the
function() itself, but it is turning out to be a formatting nightmare.
What kind of formatting do
Hi,
I am happy about the recently improved Java support within cmake.
Thanks! Anyhow, I have a small point which should be easy to improve and
which would deliver quite some usability, in my opinion.
The current syntax for building and packaging Java files is:
add_jar(${TARGETNAME}
CMake 2.8.5, Debian Linux
I have tests in two different directories; the tests in one directory depend
on one test that is found in another directory.
If I try to test using 'make test', the tests run. Same for a ctest -S
script that doesn't use labels, and a script that runs all tests in the
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