On 2020-02-16 Christopher Degawa wrote:
> > but I don't have much clue how old CMake should be supported.
> >
> If you don't care about centos 7 using 2.8.12, 3.5 is a good lower
> end to start with since that's what ubuntu 16.04 has in their default
> repository. Any higher and you might find ll
On Sun, Feb 16, 2020 at 4:48 PM Lasse Collin
wrote:
> > - The lib prefix in the target generated by the add_library command
> > is not needed as cmake will automatically prepend lib on appropriate
> > targets, if you want to force it to always output as `liblzma` you
> > could use
> >
> https://c
>
> but I don't have much clue how old CMake should be supported.
>
If you don't care about centos 7 using 2.8.12, 3.5 is a good lower end to
start with since that's what ubuntu 16.04 has in their default repository.
Any higher and you might find llvm-dev's discussion of updating the cmake
requirem
On 2020-02-16 Lasse Collin wrote:
> I quickly checked a few random things and didn't find anything else
> that wouldn't be OK with 3.1.
target_link_options needs 3.13. Seems that it can be avoided by using
set_target_properties(liblzma PROPERTIES LINK_FLAGS
-Wl,--version-script=${CMAKE_CURREN
On 2020-02-16 Christopher Degawa wrote:
> I'm not a xz developer, but more of a user, I hope these can be of
> use to you
Thanks! I'm sure you have more experience about CMake than I do. :-)
> - Although you mark your cmake minimum as 3.1, your project command
> contains `DESCRIPTION`, and `HOMPA
I'm not a xz developer, but more of a user, I hope these can be of use to
you
- Although you mark your cmake minimum as 3.1, your project command
contains `DESCRIPTION`, and `HOMPAGE_URL`, both of which are not provided
in cmake 3.1 https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.1/command/project.html I did
not
On 2020-02-15 Mario Emmenlauer wrote:
> This has been my foremost reason for cmake. While not everything is
> perfect, it has proven to work very well for generating native build
> instructions with well defined settings on quite a number of
> platforms.
CMake can be used like GNU Autotools to mak
