Re: [CMake] Telling CMake to use zlibConfig.cmake instead of the Findzlib.cmake

Alan W. Irwin wrote: > A module that gives header and library information for a package does sound > most useful, and, in fact, we could use that kind of module for the PLplot > project (especially if the module is automatically generated from the > install information that CMake already has access

RE: [CMake] Telling CMake to use zlibConfig.cmake instead of the Findzlib.cmake

On 2006-10-27 08:50-0700 Kedzierski, Artur CIV NAVSURFWARCENDIV CORONA wrote: This is my understanding. Everybody, please correct me if I am wrong. There are two types of modules: Config.cmake. and Find.cmake A package (eg. library) provides Config.cmake. The Config.cmake advertises pac

RE: [CMake] Telling CMake to use zlibConfig.cmake instead of the Findzlib.cmake

    This is my understanding. Everybody, please correct me if I am wrong.     There are two types of modules: Config.cmake. and Find.cmake A package (eg. library) provides Config.cmake. The Config.cmake  advertises package's locations (where were its headers and libraries installed), ve

Re: [CMake] [SUBVERSION] Retrieve details of your working copy

Tristan Carel wrote: > now the RC2 That looks good. Thanks for making the changes. Please open a feature request here: http://www.cmake.org/Bug and attach the lateset revision of the file. Send me the bug number please. Then I'll do the final testing and integration into CMake upstream. Tha

Re: [CMake] ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND in different CMakeLists.txt

Maik Beckmann wrote: > If I put the >>add_custom_command<< into > Project_dir/mydir/CMakeLists.txt everything works fine. Is this a > limitation of cmake? Yes. Custom commands are considered on a per-directory basis when looking for source files. Also note that your example command modifies the

Re: [CMake] How to easily extract items from a list which match a regex?

Tristan Carel wrote: > To extract the list of headers in a set of source files contained in a > variable, I don't see other solution than iterate on each element and > check that the items match the regular expression: You can submit a feature request for LIST(FILTER) here: http://www.cmake.org/B

Re: [CMake] Telling CMake to use zlibConfig.cmake instead of the Findzlib.cmake

Alan W. Irwin wrote: > I think the real problem here is the documentation of FIND_PACKAGE needs > updating. [snip] > The meaning of the phrase "another project built by CMake" is not clear. I > cannot believe that is some arbitrary project somewhere on the net. > Even if > it is is another projec

Re: [CMake] Telling CMake to use zlibConfig.cmake instead of the Findzlib.cmake

I'm trying to follow this thread because it seems like it might be important to me, but I'm not sure I understand the root problem.  The problem isn't finding zlib?  The problem isn't using custom modules?  I guess there is something special about the custom zlib module that cmake's module doesn't

Re: [CMake] any arithmetic expansion?

Tristan Carel wrote: > Hi, > > Does CMake performs arithmetic expansion? > Do we have to use an external tool? (like bc, or expr) > > I don't find anything about it on the bug tracker. > > I would be fantastic to be able to write something like this: > SET(Foo 2) > SET(Bar $EVAL{0x101000 + ${Foo

[CMake] any arithmetic expansion?

Hi, Does CMake performs arithmetic expansion? Do we have to use an external tool? (like bc, or expr) I don't find anything about it on the bug tracker. I would be fantastic to be able to write something like this: SET(Foo 2) SET(Bar $EVAL{0x101000 + ${Foo}}) To avoid complexity growth of the p

[CMake] How to easily extract items from a list which match a regex?

Hi, To extract the list of headers in a set of source files contained in a variable, I don't see other solution than iterate on each element and check that the items match the regular expression: FILE(GLOB My_Sources "*.*") # [...] FOREACH(item ${My_Sources}) STRING(REGEX MATCH ".+\\.h?h$" item