While I don't think you can group a set of targets into a folder in VS
you _can_ add the headers into the folders of each target so that they
show up in each VS project within the solution file.
Two things are needed: 1) Add the headers to the target and 2) use the
"source_group" command to group them together.
This should work.
set(LIB1_SRCS MyLibrary1.h MyLibrary1.cpp )
source_group(Library1 FILES ${LIB1_SRCS} )
add_library(MyLibrary1 ${LIB1_SRCS})
You can repeat this for each "sub project" within your main project.
Although it does NOT completely answer your question it may help out
the usability. It did for my project.
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Mike Jackson mike.jack...@bluequartz.net
BlueQuartz Software www.bluequartz.net
Principal Software Engineer Dayton, Ohio
On Feb 15, 2009, at 2:46 PM, Andrew J Roark wrote:
Hello,
The following pertains to Visual Studio 2008 (FWIW) and a very recent
(not sure exactly which) build of cmake.
Firstly, I'm a big cmake fan. We had lots of discussions where I work
on which tool to move to. We trialled scons and others and settled on
cmake.
Thanks for the great tool. :)
It works very well on Linux for us and the windows builds are good,
BUT the usage on windows has some frustrations (though the build
itself works).
Firstly, all the *.cpp source is clearly available under "Source
Files", I can't get the *.h files to appear under "Header Files". I've
tried a few things based on googling and the cmake wiki and nothing
seems to work.
The project in question has about 20 libraries and 5 executables. That
may be confusing the cmake generation stage.
The targets load and build, but the large number of targets makes
usage cumbersome. It would really help to group them into folders like
"Communcations", "Tests", "Samples", "Production" etc.
I can't see a way to targets into a folder. Am I missing something?
Thanks for any advice!
AJ
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