Re: [CMake] cmake man page getting bigger

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Alexander Neundorf wrote: Hi, recently the cmake man page has become much bigger, which makes it a bit harder to use. Two reasons: -the extensive documentation for the new advanced FIND_XXX() commands. Maybe this could be a bit

Re: [CMake] Bug or misusage ???

Brad King a écrit : ... Use a full path for BRATHL_UNITFILE: SET(BRATHL_UNITFILE ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/brathl_units.dat) The problem is that relative paths are ambiguous in the case of custom commands. CMake versions up to 2.2 (current release) ignored relative paths listed as

Re: [CMake] Setting up working directory for target

Working Directory is just the path to run the executable target from in debug mode.In VS 8 for example :Project - Properties - Debugging - Working directoryAt the moment instead of having the working directory setup to the right directory, I have to copy my datafiles in the directory where the

Re: [CMake] cmake man page getting bigger

Hi, I like this ideas. I would really like to see something like what perl has: man cmakefull man cmake - this is table of content man cmakemodules man cmakecommands man cmakevariables ... The same goes for HTML. Now, on the side note, you can always do: cmake --help-command command

Re: [CMake] Graphviz support in CMake

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Andy Cedilnik wrote: Hello, I got tired of tracing dependencies between libraries by hand, so I added support in CMake to dump out a graphviz file of all dependencies between libraries. Example can be seen here:

RE: [CMake] CTest newbie

Hi Andy: Thanks for your reply. You mean to say I need to include NightlyStartTime or all other keys that I've commented. I just tried running ctest -D ExperimentalStart -D ExperimentalTest -D ExperimentalSubmit with the following config file. Site: localhost BuildName: VTeam-test DropSite:

Re: [CMake] CTest newbie

Hi Vingesh, You will need the build directory to put the log/xml files in. Andy Vignesh M.P.N. wrote: Hi Andy: Thanks for your reply. You mean to say I need to include NightlyStartTime or all other keys that I've commented. I just tried running ctest -D ExperimentalStart -D

[CMake] Building static libraries fails to remove properly

I've been working on getting my cmake build setup building universal binaries on Darwin. I finally got it to a point where it works, only to discover that it only works on a clean build. If I touch any of my source files and re-build it dies when trying to link the static library. The

Re: [CMake] Building static libraries fails to remove properly

At 03:25 PM 3/8/2006, Kevin Ballard wrote: I've been working on getting my cmake build setup building universal binaries on Darwin. I finally got it to a point where it works, only to discover that it only works on a clean build. If I touch any of my source files and re-build it dies when

Re: [CMake] Building static libraries fails to remove properly

On 2006-03-08 12:25, Kevin Ballard said: I've been working on getting my cmake build setup building universal binaries on Darwin. SNIP Oh, and the output of `cmake --version` is cmake version 2.2-patch 3. In my spare time, I've been working on getting cmake to build itself as universal. I've

Re: [CMake] Building static libraries fails to remove properly

On Mar 8, 2006, at 12:46 PM, William A. Hoffman wrote: #1) $(CMAKE_COMMAND) -E remove -f is unnecessary - $(RM) was already set to that higher up, so that should just be $(RM) files #2) When I poke around, this appears to be executing from the root directory of the project, not the ymsg/source

Re: [CMake] Building static libraries fails to remove properly

At 03:57 PM 3/8/2006, Kevin Ballard wrote: Oh, and the output of `cmake --version` is cmake version 2.2- patch 3. This has been fixed in cvs cmake. The cmake I'm using is a source drop in our local perforce repository and it's used by a bunch of projects. It's not very safe for me to simply

[CMake] Problem with link directories

Hi, I have a Visual Studio 7.0 project that was building fine using CMake-1.8 that won't build with version 2.2. I have a simple CMakeLists.txt file that includes things like: LINK_DIRECTORIES( ${DCMTK_PATH}/dcmdata/libsrc ${DCMTK_PATH}/dcmimage/libsrc ) When using version

Re: [CMake] Building static libraries fails to remove properly

On Mar 8, 2006, at 3:18 PM, William A. Hoffman wrote: Alright, since I can't afford to change cmake versions at this point in time, my temporary solution is to do a `make -n | grep libYMSG_s.a /dev/null` and if it returns a zero error code I know libYMSG_s.a is going to be rebuilt and I