Brandon Van Every schrieb: > http://public.kitware.com/pipermail/cmake/ does have a searchbox at > the top. It forwards to a Kitware webpage that performs broader > searches than just CMake. I don't consider this to be entirely > desirable behavior, but it is often passable. If it isn't, then I > suggest using Google Advanced Search directly on the URL > http://public.kitware.com/pipermail/cmake/ . The latter is a trick > you can generally use for any mailing list archive, unless the archive > has been made invisible to non-subscribers.
This is rather interesting: Searching for "postfix execute" in the Search Box leads to http://preview.tinyurl.com/25pqdw -- it does not search the archives properly, at least it didn't find anything useful? OTOH, searching via Google and restricting the site does turn up some valid results: http://preview.tinyurl.com/yu5abe
Searching the archives with Yahoo also ends up with no results. That's why I supposed there is some anti-search-engine stuff going on first.
The suggested workaround for the debug/release folder problem seems to be setting the PREFIX to "../". This does solve the problem; is there some better/cleaner solution for this? Otherwise I'll stick with it.
Leaves the other problem only, seems it has been discussed already (http://preview.tinyurl.com/yw6vlc) without a definite answer whether it is a bug or not.
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