I'm looking at CMake as a possible tool. I've looked at
AutoMake/AutoConf in the past and they can meet my needs, but CMake
seems like it may be easier. I have yet to deploy a newer solution.
I have a number of projects that rely on each other. For example - one
project implements a TCP interface, and another project uses that TCP
interface to perform networking (e.g. an echo client/server). The
project using the interface has a Makefile structured to automatically
export the code from CVS:
CVS = cvs
TCP_RELEASE = TCP_RELEASE_1_0
TCP: TCP/
$(CVS) export -r $(TCP_RELEASE) TCP
I am aware the AutoMake/AutoConf has the ability to handle this in the
Makefile.am/Makefile.in/etc files. See the following URL for details -
http://www.spinics.net/lists/ac/msg00990.html
Is there any functionality in CMake that provides this functionality
too?
Also, while I don't expect this to really be of any issue, I am in the
process of converting my CVS repo to Subversion - in case it matters
per the commands.
I'll likely deploy whatever is the simplest for what I am trying to do.
I am interested in CMake as it seems to be very nice for cross-platform
development. This is just one more item that is of interest to me and
could make CMake even more attractive, especially if it is easy to do.
Thanks,
Ben
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