Hendrik Sattler wrote:
Zitat von Bill Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hendrik Sattler wrote:
http://www.cmake.org/HTML/Install.html:
- Somehow, the combination of MSYS+mingw32 is always forgotten as a
valid alternative to cygwin. With this combination, you can also
build cmake from CVS (although running bootstrap did not build the
CMakeSetup.exe or maybe I did something wrong).
You can not build CMakeSetup.exe without MFC which is not included in
MSYS+mingw32, so you did nothing wrong,
it just does not work. (which is why it is not a good alternative.)
Hmm, ok. Why would it work with cygwin? Or is ccmake built when using
cygwin?
ccmake is built with cygwin, and the cmake you get is only for use with
the cygwin tool chain,
since it uses/knows about cygpath stuff.
For bootstrapping the result is ok enough for a following build with
MSVC :)
If you have to build CMake from source on windows, it is best to use a
previous CMakeSetup
binary release from kitware to create the build files.
-Bill
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