Hi,
IIUC, CMake doesn't offer that capability either. You set options, then
> run a configure pass to generate makefiles, then use your local tools to
> compile it, according to the set flags. At least for cmake with msvs,
> all configs (debug/release/etc) get the same flags, so you actually need
> to change flags, generate & recompile again. And you'd better specify a
> different directory so you don't overwrite your project-files (which
> makes msvs do a complete recompile).
>
Actually, that is true for Makefiles: you do have to run CMake twice, which
is a shame.
(Of course, it's easy to circunvent this limitation with a wrapper Makefile)
But it's not true for VisualStudio. In this case CMake does a pretty good
job at generating different flags for multiple build configurations. It
supports by default: Release, Debug, MinSizeRel and RelWithDebInfo all at
once.
Regards,
Thiago
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