Hi Bill,
I actually posted it in plain text (from Outlook 2003). It's probably a Windows
OEM font since I copied it from a cmd window's tree output. Looks like it was
UTF8 translated in your mail.
Anyway, here's the original without the line characters:
------------------------
I have checked in the CMake binaries in our cvs repositories, because that
makes it easier to set up the proper build environment on new machines.
I have currently checked in version 2.0.6, but I want to upgrade to the latest
version to support VS 2005 64 bit builds. I noticed though that the structure
of the installation dir changed slightly.
Here's what I currently checked in:
\BUILDTOOLS\CMAKE
+---EdmTemplates
+---hpux
| +---bin
| +---include
| +---Modules
| | +---Platform
| +---Templates
+---Win32
+---bin
+---include
+---Modules
| +---Platform
+---Templates
As you may have noticed, we currently use CMake on HPUX and Win32, with
probably more platforms to come.
We also developed a large set of CMake macros to simplify CMakeLists.txt
configuration. The "nasty" thing about this tree is that the platform
independent include, Modules and Templates directories are located in each
platform's directory and have to be copied in each platform dir. This is also
the case for our macro files, because INCLUDE(EDMTools) will search in the
Modules sub-dir.
In order to prevent maintaining the same file in several directories, the
actual macro file is in \BuildTools\CMake and the platform specific
EDMTools.cmake contains:
STRING(REGEX REPLACE "/CMake.*" "" BUILDTOOLS_DIR "${CMAKE_ROOT}")
MESSAGE(STATUS "BUILDTOOLS_DIR = ${BUILDTOOLS_DIR}")
INCLUDE("${BUILDTOOLS_DIR}/CMake/EDMTools.cmake")
Now, after installing CMake 2.4.2 locally, I noticed the directory structure
now looks like this:
D:\APPS\CMAKE 2.4
+---bin
+---doc
| +---CMake
+---man
| +---man1
+---share
+---CMake
+---include
+---Modules
| +---Platform
+---Templates
How will CMake locate the Modules directory and is there now an easy way to
have multiple platform specific binaries with a single Modules and Templates
dir?
Best regards, Kris
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The bottom line is: how can I install cmake in a directory structure with
different exes but a single Modules, Templates, etc tree?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: William A. Hoffman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: vrijdag 30 juni 2006 14:18
> To: Kris Dekeyser; 'cmake@cmake.org'
> Subject: Re: [CMake] Installing CMake for multiple platforms
>
> The directory stucture in your email has font issues or something.
> Can you re-post in plain text?
>
> >\BUILDTOOLS\CMAKE
> >â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EUREdmTemplates
> >â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURhpux
> >â"' â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURbin
> >â"' â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURinclude
> >â"' â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURModules
> >â"' â"' â""â"EURâ"EURâ"EURPlatform
> >â"' â""â"EURâ"EURâ"EURTemplates
> >â""â"EURâ"EURâ"EURWin32
> > â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURbin
> > â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURinclude
> > â"oeâ"EURâ"EURâ"EURModules
> > â"' â""â"EURâ"EURâ"EURPlatform
> > â""â"EURâ"EURâ"EURTemplates
> >
>
>
> -Bill
>
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