On 2009-02-27 22:13+0100 Werner Smekal wrote:
> Hi Alan,
> [out of order]What I don't understand is, that
>
> check_symbol_exists(finite "math.h" HAVE_FINITE)
> if(NOT HAVE_FINITE)
> check_function_exists(finite HAVE_FINITE)
> endif(NOT HAVE_FINITE)
>
> Doesn't work. check_function_exists is calle
Hi Alan,
>
> There are a number of problems in the above logic.
>
> (*) HAVE_FINITE, HAVE_FINITE2, _HAVE_FINITE and _HAVE_FINITE2 are all
> cached
> as a result of check_symbol_exists and check_function_exists. (See the
> commands
>
> SET(${VARIABLE} 1 CACHE INTERNAL "Have symbol ${SYMBOL}")
>
> a
On 2009-02-27 21:54+0100 Werner Smekal wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>> By any chance is a cross compile from linux to win32 or win64 supported?
>> Just for C that is. I'm all thumbs with cmake. If this has not been done
>> before, I'll be glad to test it, if someone can give me some clue how to
>> start
Hi Thomas,
> By any chance is a cross compile from linux to win32 or win64 supported?
> Just for C that is. I'm all thumbs with cmake. If this has not been done
> before, I'll be glad to test it, if someone can give me some clue how to
> start. For instance I have a home built cross mingw tool c
Just to follow up. I did get it to build by not trying to take
everything out except extcairo. Thanks a ton for the reply.
By any chance is a cross compile from linux to win32 or win64 supported?
Just for C that is. I'm all thumbs with cmake. If this has not been done
before, I'll be glad to te
