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Hi,
For example, I currently have both versions 2 and 3 of the GLFW library
installed on my Linux computer, named libglfw.so.2 and libglfw.so.3. Is
it possible to tell CMake to find a specific version of GLFW (say, version
3), and it would be smart enough to look for libglfw.so.3 or
On 19.07.2015 08:38, Yaron Cohen-Tal wrote:
Hi,
For example, I currently have both versions 2 and 3 of the GLFW
library installed on my Linux computer, named libglfw.so.2 and
libglfw.so.3. Is it possible to tell CMake to find a specific
version of GLFW (say, version 3), and it would be smart
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Ok, I get it. But I still don't understand (and this has nothing to do with
CMake) why is it so that By convention only one version within that prefix
may be available for development at a time. If I want to develop one
project that uses GLFW 2 and one project that uses GLFW 3, I need to have
both
On 19.07.2015 14:02, Yaron Cohen-Tal wrote:
Ok, I get it. But I still don't understand (and this has nothing to do
with CMake) why is it so that By convention only one version within
that prefix may be available for development at a time. If I want to
develop one project that uses GLFW 2 and
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Hi,
the appended patch fixes an issue I have with recent cmake (3.2.3) with
cross compiling an mingw32 application. The applications requires bzip2
library which is handled by cmake provided FindBZip2.cmake. The problem
is that BZIP2_NEED_PREFIX is not set where it should be and results
into
I would like to dynamically construct a macro or function name to
invoke. I basically have a core CMake system I want users to be able
to extend/plug stuff into without knowing about a lot of the core
CMake implementation. Callback functions would be an easy way for me
to accomplish this.
As an
I want to set FOO to TRUE iff both COND_A and COND_B are true.I
tried the following:
set (FOO (${COND_A} AND ${COND_B}))
but then FOO get's a value like (;TRUE;AND;TRUE;) instead of TRUE. So I
had to write instead:
if (${COND_A} AND ${COND_B})
set (FOO TRUE)
else ()
set (FOO FALSE)
Am 19.07.2015 um 21:07 schrieb Ralf Habacker:
with does match
s/does/does not/
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On 19.07.2015 16:39, Yaron Cohen-Tal wrote:
I want to set FOO to TRUE iff both COND_A and COND_B are
true.I tried the following:
set (FOO (${COND_A} AND ${COND_B}))
The AND operator is handled and implemented by the if() and while()
commands and hence not available elsewhere.
but then
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Hello,
I'd like to build OS X packages for my project. Is that possible with
CPack? My project doesn't actually have any native binaries - it's for
embedded systems - so I don't need to cross-compile or anything. The
installation is very simple and, on Linux, looks like this:
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