Am Wednesday 09 September 2009 schrieb Ryan Sleevi: > Ok, so a sleepless night later, and I've got a rough-and-tumble > feels-like-a-hack just-learned-cmake build on Win32 going up. > > > > Lots of CMake hacking. Makes me miss SCons, Gyp, and qmake, all of which I > find less frustrating :) Much appreciation for Kornel and Yuval for the > heavy-lifting! > > > > I apologize if the documentation isn't correct for the modules (In fact, I > know several of the ones I wrote are a bit lacking ATM), but I wanted to try > to get it into others' hands so they could give the build a go. > > > > There are still numerous build warnings (mostly around config.h wonkiness), > and some nasty hacks presently (eg: STLport), but hey, compiling is > compiling, right? > I did remove several pieces from the config.h.cmake that I could not find any > usage of in any of the included files, > which I suspect may have been automake cruft that was never actually used.
This may well be. I did'nt check, it this variables were used. Instead I
concentrated on creating config.h similar to automake.
> If I'm wrong, and I broke something, sincerest apologies.
>
Not too happy about this.
The advantage with my way _was_ that I could compare the config.h to see if
something changed.
>
> I also introduced options for the four variables - OpenMP, Image Cache, GPU,
> and SSE2 - if someone can double check that I appropriately interpreted
> the defines/exclusions and such, as I only had the Visual Studio project to
> go by.
>
I wanted to wait with this, butt ok...
>
> Hopefully these files will be checked in the repo, so diffs/changes can be
> managed easier and we can work more collaboratively. On that note, would
> someone mind granting access, sourceforge id ryansleevi? :)
>
Good work.
I try to compile now on OpenSuSE.
Kornel
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