Here is the code:
I have found and implemented a solution that can extract data from a header file
with the help from evaluation of regular expressions.
file(STRINGS ${CPPCHECK_SOURCE_DIR}/lib/library_version.h
CPPCHECK_BUILD_SPECIFICATION REGEX ^[ \t]*#define[
Markus,
Please discuss things on the CMake mailing list and wait (sometimes a few
days are necessary for a discussion to evolve and resolve itself into a
conclusion) until there is a consensus about a course of action among the
people discussing it on the mailing list before you bring things up
The bug tracker is meant to help us track what bugs are going to be fixed in the
upcoming releases of CMake.
I have got no problems with this view. I have just dared to submit a feature
request directly.
It is not good as a general discussion mechanism because only a handful of CMake
Hello,
I would like the add the CMake approach for software generation to a project. My
project example supports also other build tools.
This has got consequences on the way how informations like version numbers are
shared between these approaches.
The CMake tutorial describes components for
I would like the add the CMake approach for software generation to a
project. My project example supports also other build tools.
This has got consequences on the way how informations like version numbers
are shared between these approaches.
The CMake tutorial describes components for the
Are you using source control?
Yes. - But there are challenges to query content management systems in a
portable way.
I use a combination of version in the main CMakeLists.txt and the svn
rev. Variables from these get into a generated project header file
that is also generated in the main
2011/1/12 SF Markus Elfring elfr...@users.sourceforge.net:
Hello,
I would like the add the CMake approach for software generation to a
project. My project example supports also other build tools.
This has got consequences on the way how informations like version numbers
are shared between
I use a simple text file with the build number, which is tracked under
VCS. During the build I parse it, generate my version header, increase
the number, save it to the file and check it in.
Which (CMake) commands do you use for this approach?
Regards,
Markus
Here is the code:
find_file(myproject_BUILD_NUMBER_FILE_FOUND myproject_build_number.txt
PATHS ${myproject_SOURCE_DIR})
if(${myproject_BUILD_NUMBER_FILE_FOUND} MATCHES NOTFOUND)
set(myproject_CURRENT_BUILD_NUM 1)
else()
file(READ ${myproject_SOURCE_DIR}/myproject_build_number.txt
Here is the code:
Thanks. - Very nice. :-)
Which software licence does belong to your approach?
Would anybody like to transform your example into an official CMake module?
Regards,
Markus
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Which software licence does belong to your approach?
I don't know :)
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Here is the code:
I have got another idea.
Did anybody try to use the C/C++ preprocessor (cpp and eventually including
the compiler) to output a file in a format which is suitable for processing of
this data as a project specification for CMake?
Regards,
Markus
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