On 11/28/2010 10:59 PM, Bill Hoffman wrote: > On 11/24/2010 5:02 PM, Ted Berg wrote: >> I'm seeing a reproducible failure generating "Visual Studio 10" output >> on a system with the following installed: >> >> CMake 2.8.2 >> CMake 2.8.3 >> >> Visual Studio 2005 >> Visual Studio 2010 >> >> Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows >> v6.1 >> v7.0A >> v7.1 >> >> To keep everything sane I use command files to set environment variables >> as needed, beyond the compiler specific command windows. >> >> In a VS 2010 command window, with an environment set to point at the >> V7.0A platform SDK, I can reliably create and build NMake projects. In >> that same window CMake errors out at "Checking for working C compiler >> using: Visual Studio 10", claiming a broken compiler. >> >> Checking the CMakeFiles\CMakeErrors.log shows that while it's using the >> correct CL.exe, the rc.exe from the v6.1 platform sdk is being used. >> This rc.exe objects to the command line option "/nologo" somehow >> interpreting it as "-ologo" and terminating with a fatal error. >> >> If I move/rename the v6.1 platform sdk directory, CMake completes >> without issue. >> >> Is this a known issue, am I insane, or should I start assembling a >> sample project and logs? >> >> > > I am pretty sure CMake just used the rc.exe that is in the PATH. So, it > sounds like your environment is not quite right. >
You are correct. It turns out that the problem was caused by having the v6.1 include/lib/bin paths prefixed to their respective Visual Studio 2005 Tools | Options | Projects and Solutions | VC++ Directories entries. Those directories are prefixed to the VS 2010 search directories, and I've not found a way to remove them in VS 2010. I cleared them out of VS 2005 and all was well. Thank you. -- ID: 0x9AAE10A5 Keyserver: pool.sks-keyservers.net Fingerprint: E79C 8FB2 D41D FCA3 410D 3D11 B5BD 5130 9AAE 10A5
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