with -l
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(math -lm -lz)
Linking C executable math
/usr/local/bin/cmake -E remove -f math
/usr/bin/gcc -fPIC "CMakeFiles/math.dir/math.o" -o math -rdynamic
- -lm -lz
cmake version 2.3-20060210
- --
Filipe Sousa
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> Hi
>
> PROJECT(math)
> ADD_EXECUTABLE(math math.c)
> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(math m z)
>
> Linking C executable math
> /usr/local/bin/cmake -E remove -f math
> /usr/bin/gcc -fPIC "CMakeFiles/math.dir/math.o" -o math -rdynamic
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> TARGET
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Alexander Neundorf wrote:
>> Von: Filipe Sousa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> PROJECT(math)
>> ADD_EXECUTABLE(math math.c)
>> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(math m z)
>>
>> Linking C executable math
>> /usr/local/bin/cmake -E remove -f math
>> /u
Filipe Sousa wrote:
pos = lib.find_last_not_of(" \t\r\n");
if(pos != lib.npos)
{
lib = lib.substr(0, pos);
//** this code always eats the fist char **
}
Actually it always eats the last character but thanks for tracking it
down. We've fixed it. The fix also
Filipe Sousa wrote:
Now that cmake has EXECUTE_PROCESS command, should we use this instead
of EXEC_PROGRAM?
If you want. It is much more powerful. I'll add this to the documentation.
I notice that both commands captures output in a different way:
[snip]
EXECUTE_PROCESS does not remove the
my CMakeLists.txt need an environement variable.
I try this, with no success.
/tmp> cat CMakeLists.txt
IF(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
MESSAGE("test is defined")
ELSE(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
MESSAGE("test is not defined")
ENDIF(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
/tmp>env | grep TEST
TEST=toto
/tmp cmake .
te
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Xavier Delannoy wrote:
> my CMakeLists.txt need an environement variable.
>
> I try this, with no success.
> /tmp> cat CMakeLists.txt
> IF(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
> MESSAGE("test is defined")
> ELSE(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
> MESSAGE("test is n
The solution use suggested does not quite work since the java compile
kicks off before swig has had a chance to generate the java files.
However I did come up with a working soln.
The key is to tie the java compile target to a fake cxx file - see below
SET(DUMMY_CXX_FILE
"${BUILD_DIR}/d
On 2/8/06, Mike Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes.. I have used that tool on some other libraries. The problem is
> that the path that is stored in the library must be the same length
> or LONGER than the path you want to change it to.
If you link with "-headerpad_max_install_names" it will
Martin Baumann wrote:
I use the MinGW-version available to download. It comes with gcc 3.4.2.
Hmmm...
I had similar problems with other Utilities, just as you said. With your
advice I could make it!
Now there are errors linking 'Filtering':
Linking CXX shared library ../bin/libvtkFiltering.d
Sylvain PRAT wrote:
- how do you force configuration types in a CMakeLists.txt file to debug
and release only? I seem to recall that this is not possible. Right?
IF(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
SET(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES Debug Release)
ENDIF(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
- or how to avoid the
Xavier Delannoy wrote:
my CMakeLists.txt need an environement variable.
I try this, with no success.
/tmp> cat CMakeLists.txt
IF(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
MESSAGE("test is defined")
ELSE(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
MESSAGE("test is not defined")
ENDIF(DEFINED ENV{TEST})
I've implemented sup
Wheeler, Frederick W (GE, Research) wrote:
The old tclsh Dart had the following return values. Does ctest use the same
values? I don't see anything about ctest return values on the man page or the
cmake wiki.
# Dart status for continuous builds:
# 0: source changed, submitted ok
# 1:
So I'm using SWIG to generate an interface file to python.
Can I get the interface file (myfile.py) to be built in the library path?
I need two things to run the interface. The myfile.py file and the
_myfile.so library with all the c code. myfile.py gets placed in a
subdirectory with myfileP
Thanks for the reply, Filipe but this isn't quite what I'm asking.
Yes, I know that I can change the path to the compiler either from
the command line or from within CMAKE.
But what I want to do is to source a file that sets up various
paths and environment variables in addition to the compiler
p
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the best you can do is write a wrapper
shell script that first sources the shell script you're interested in
and then calls cmake...
HTH,
David
Linton, Tom wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Filipe but this isn't quite what I'm asking.
Yes, I know that I can change t
James Bigler wrote:
So I'm using SWIG to generate an interface file to python.
Can I get the interface file (myfile.py) to be built in the library path?
I need two things to run the interface. The myfile.py file and the
_myfile.so library with all the c code. myfile.py gets placed in a
subd
Linton, Tom wrote:
But what I want to do is to source a file that sets up various
paths and environment variables in addition to the compiler
paths. Yes, I could manually do this
within CMakeLists.txt but I'd rather source the actual file that
is installed in the compiler distribution tree, to
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 14:53:45 -0700
From: James Bigler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [CMake] SWIG interface file location
To: cmake@cmake.org
So I'm using SWIG to generate an interface file to python.
Can I get the interface file (myfile.py) to be built in the library path?
I need two things
Brad King wrote:
James Bigler wrote:
So I'm using SWIG to generate an interface file to python.
Can I get the interface file (myfile.py) to be built in the library path?
I need two things to run the interface. The myfile.py file and the
_myfile.so library with all the c code. myfile.py get
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