Re: [cmake-developers] Native Compilers

2017-09-26 Thread Alexander Neundorf 
On 2017 M09 26, Tue 16:21:21 CEST Kevin Funk wrote:
> On Monday, 25 September 2017 20:39:01 CEST Ivam Pretti wrote:
> > When you use cmake-gui, below the button configure  there is an option to
> > choose the compiler. This compilers are alredy intalled with cmake or it
> > needs to install separetely?
> > 
> > Another question, when you specify a for example kdevelop files is it
> > necessary to run at kdevelop to get the executables files?
> 
> Heya,
> 
> Not sure if you took KDevelop just as an example, but let me clarify that
> the generator for the KDevelop project files is unmaintained (to my
> knowledge). [1]

yes, it's actually for KDevelop 3.
Maybe it should be removed ?

Alex

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Re: [cmake-developers] Native Compilers

2017-09-26 Thread Kevin Funk 
On Monday, 25 September 2017 20:39:01 CEST Ivam Pretti wrote:
> When you use cmake-gui, below the button configure  there is an option to
> choose the compiler. This compilers are alredy intalled with cmake or it
> needs to install separetely?
> 
> Another question, when you specify a for example kdevelop files is it
> necessary to run at kdevelop to get the executables files?

Heya,

Not sure if you took KDevelop just as an example, but let me clarify that the 
generator for the KDevelop project files is unmaintained (to my knowledge). 
[1]

For the latest versions of KDevelop (4.x, 5.x), it's no longer necessary to 
use this generator to import the project into this IDE. Under newer KDevelop 
you can simply import the CMake project via the user interface -- everything 
else is handled automatically.

You still need a compiler though :)

Regards,
Kevin
(one of the KDevelop maintainers)


[1] In fact, I wonder if we should just ditch that generator altogether(?)

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Re: [cmake-developers] Native Compilers

2017-09-26 Thread Jean-Michaël Celerier 
> This compilers are alredy intalled with cmake or it needs to install
separetely?

You need to install them separately.

> Another question, when you specify a for example kdevelop files is it
necessary to run at kdevelop to get the executables files?

Yes. The pipeline is like this :


* Give a description of your project in CMakeLists.txt.
* CMake generates a project file for your IDE / environment of choice (this
is because you would have different environments on Mac and Windows for
instance) from CMakeLists.txt.
* Use your IDE / environment to build your software.

Though cmake has the

cmake --build .

command that you can use, which tries to call your environment's build
function.


Best

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On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 8:39 PM, Ivam Pretti  wrote:

> When you use cmake-gui, below the button configure  there is an option to
> choose the compiler. This compilers are alredy intalled with cmake or it
> needs to install separetely?
>
> Another question, when you specify a for example kdevelop files is it
> necessary to run at kdevelop to get the executables files?
>
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[cmake-developers] Native Compilers

2017-09-25 Thread Ivam Pretti 
When you use cmake-gui, below the button configure  there is an option to
choose the compiler. This compilers are alredy intalled with cmake or it
needs to install separetely?

Another question, when you specify a for example kdevelop files is it
necessary to run at kdevelop to get the executables files?
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