Hello list,
I am new to cmake and I have just read the FAQ
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#Distribution_questions
I have also studied the CPack documentation, but I am still wondering
the following:
> CMake doesn't create a "make dist" target.
Does this simply mean that there is no target with this name (but some
other way to do it), or does it rather say that cmake is not meant to
create packages (in the sense of autoconf/automake) that you can deliver
to your customer who just has to unpack and type something like
"./configure; make" to get the package built on his machine *WITHOUT*
having cmake installed and *WITHOUT* knowing anything about cmake?
If not so: How can I make a package consisting of files a.h, a.cpp, b.h,
b.cpp, main.cpp (which compile well on my machine with cmake) that can
be unpacked and compiled on my customer's machine?
Concerning this topic, I find the documentation of CPack quite confusing.
Thank you,
Joachim
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