2011/10/30 Andrea Crotti andrea.crott...@gmail.com:
I rephrase a bit the question which was probably too long :)
So suppose that I just need to do the following things (but in a portable
way with CMake).
cd org-mode make
cd tramp autoreconf -fi ./configure make
cd doxymacs autoreconf -fi ./configure make
I'm not sure to understand why you want to do that with CMake
but executing any command in a particular working dir may be done
with
execute_process,
checking the RESULT_VARIABLE value may give you a mean to
emulate by checking the value before going on.
But I guess from re-reading your first message that you did already
know the command.
now again
autoreconf -fi
./configure
seems to be autoconf entity, so since autoconf
requires a shell, why would you write a CMake script ?
where some of the commands are repeating...
then use CMake foreach or while command.
what could be a way to do this with CMake?
If the objective is to run the previous sequence of command as a CMake target
then create a CMake (or shell scripts) and call the script in
add_custom_target.
in a CMake scripts the variable
CMAKE_COMMAND contains the path to CMake executable.
CMAKE_BUILD_TOOL contains the build tool to use (may be 'make' in your case)
may be those would be useful for a 'portable' CMake script.
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