Miguel Bernabeu wrote:
Hi there,
I have a problem recently in a project I'm trying to port to CMake. My
installed CMake version is 2.8.4 from Debian testing. I require
version 2.6.2 as a minimum and CMAKE_ALLOW_LOOSE_LOOP_CONSTRUCTS is
set to TRUE.
This is my macro:
MACRO(ENGINE_LIST engine enginestring)
if(${engine})
set(ENABLED_ENGINES "${ ENABLED_ENGINES}${enginestring}\n")
elseif(NOT ${engine})
set(NOT ENABLED_ENGINES "${ NOTENABLED_ENGINES}${enginestring}\n")
endif()
ENDMACRO(ENGINE_LIST)
This macro takes boolean parameter, selected or not in the
configuraction menu, and a string. If it is true, the string is added
to a list of enabled engines, if not, to a list of not enabled engines.
Example:
set(SCUMMVM_ENGINE_AGI FALSE CACHE BOOL "Build the AGI Engine")
engine_list(SCUMMVM_ENGINE_AGI "Build the AGI Engine")
message(STATUS "Enabled:"\n\n)
message(STATUS "${ENABLED_ENGINES}\n")
message(STATUS "Not Enabled:"\n\n)
message(STATUS "${NOTENABLED_ENGINES}\n")
The problem is that no matter if SCUMMVM_ENGINE_AGI is true or false,
it is always caught in the ELSE clause. I've tried everything I could
think of but I find myself lost. Could anyone point me to the flaw I'm
unable to see?
Thank you,
Miguel
Given what seems to be your goal with this template, my first guess
would be that you need to call the macro as:
engine_list(${SCUMMVM_ENGINE_AGI} "Build the AGI Engine")
Jakob
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