Hi Yuri,
> Not exactly, I suggested using add_custom_command. add_custom_target
> doesn't set proper dependencies, instead it always runs at install time.
The problem with using add_custom_command is tge fact that I have to add the
OUTPUT.
The target being generated by a third party tool (eg doxygen) is difficult to
know it before hand. The fact that it always runs at install time is only a
theoretical issue in this case. doxygen checks proper and generates only out
of date documentation.
> Moreover, I don't think it is cross-platform way, because it may not work
> for
> VisualStudio or similar generators.
In my case this is not an issue. I do not use VS. I will try to get some time
and test it on windows.
I will be glad to see any other solution.
Alin
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