Hi Andy,
Expanding "@FOO@" withing CMake list files was not intended feature and
was removed in CMake 2.2. The @FOO@ is still used for configured files.
In CMake list files you should really use ${FOO}.
Andy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FOREACH (MY_VAR FOO)
SET(FOO_DBL_EXP "BAR")
SET(MY_VAR_PRIME "@${MY_VAR}_DBL_EXP@")
MESSAGE("MY_VAR_PRIME: ${MY_VAR_PRIME}")
ENDFOREACH (MY_VAR)
Maybe I'm missing something obvious but...
On the windows platform, why does the previous snippet of CMAKE code
generate:
MY_VAR_PRIME: BAR
with CMAKE invoked from the command line and
MY_VAR_PRIME: @MY_VAR_PRIME@
when invoked through CMakeSetup.exe?
--
Andy Cedilnik
Kitware Inc.
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