Re: [CMake] dlopen()able library making

On Wednesday 05 April 2006 02:30, you wrote: > At 06:18 PM 4/4/2006, Craig Bradney wrote: > >Hi, > > > >I'm making decent progress in the conversion of Scribus to cmake (main app > >runs now with all dependencies found.. yay!).. but now I'm stuck up > > against creating the dlopen()able plugins. Th

[CMake] CMake Error: LOAD_COMMAND Attempt to load the library libcmVTK_WRAP_TCL2.so failed

Hi. I've found a topic that solved my las problem but now I'm having another and I think that hs to do with the fact that my linux is ubuntu 64 bits. The library is in the directory, I can do a ldd command and it points do the lib-64 directory. Is there any solution for me? That's the error when I

[CMake] CMAKE_WORDS_BIGENDIAN error

Hi, I saw two other emails on vtkusers about the same topic but not with thesolution. In there they recommend us to get the last stale version of cmakebut I'm with that and its not working.that's my error when I try to configure the cmake so as to build VTK with java wrapping on linux.CMake Error:

Re: [CMake] dlopen()able library making

At 06:18 PM 4/4/2006, Craig Bradney wrote: >Hi, > >I'm making decent progress in the conversion of Scribus to cmake (main app >runs now with all dependencies found.. yay!).. but now I'm stuck up against >creating the dlopen()able plugins. The symbols exist but seem to be marked >undefined.. eg:

[CMake] dlopen()able library making

Hi, I'm making decent progress in the conversion of Scribus to cmake (main app runs now with all dependencies found.. yay!).. but now I'm stuck up against creating the dlopen()able plugins. The symbols exist but seem to be marked undefined.. eg: 360: 0 NOTYPE GLOBAL DEFAULT UND _

Re: [CMake] [tiny PATCH] add documentation for COMPILE_FLAGS

Alexander Neundorf wrote: cmake cvs supports the COMPILE_FLAGS property for targets, but this isn't mentioned in the documentation. The attached patch does just that. I've updated the documentation with slightly more detail. -Brad ___ CMake mailing

[CMake] [tiny PATCH] add documentation for COMPILE_FLAGS

Hi, cmake cvs supports the COMPILE_FLAGS property for targets, but this isn't mentioned in the documentation. The attached patch does just that. Bye Alex -- Echte DSL-Flatrate dauerhaft für 0,- Euro*! "Feel free" mit GMX DSL! http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dslIndex: cmSetTargetPropertiesComm

Re: [CMake] order of include dirs

> Von: Brad King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Alexander Neundorf wrote: > > How does the new feature CMAKE_INCLUDE_CURRENT_DIR work in this regard ? > > > I think the current dirs should always be the very first to be searched. > > > Is this the case, can this be done ? > > The direct

Re: [CMake] Cmake 2.2.3 in combination with Qt (4.1.2) and ITK 2.6.0

At 09:27 AM 4/4/2006, Huisman, A. wrote: >Hello, > >When upgrading to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 I upgraded some other tools as >well, i.e. Cmake, Qt and ITK. I want to use the Qt userinterface files (.ui). >However, my old cmakelists.txt does not work anymore, Cmake gives lots of >errors. The

Re: [CMake] CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES and CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE_INIT ...

Eric BOIX wrote: I'm trying to do the following things: 1/ set up a default CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE for my project (say RelWithDebInfo) that of course shows up in the GUIs, To get options in the GUI they need to be cache settings. Use the CACHE form of the SET command. IF(NOT CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE

Re: [CMake] order of include dirs

Alexander Neundorf wrote: How does the new feature CMAKE_INCLUDE_CURRENT_DIR work in this regard ? I think the current dirs should always be the very first to be searched. Is this the case, can this be done ? The directories added by this variable are always first. P.S. just for the case

[CMake] Cmake 2.2.3 in combination with Qt (4.1.2) and ITK 2.6.0

Hello, When upgrading to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 I upgraded some other tools as well, i.e. Cmake, Qt and ITK. I want to use the Qt userinterface files (.ui). However, my old cmakelists.txt does not work anymore, Cmake gives lots of errors. There appears to be a problem with the naming of m

Re: [CMake] use of efence

Subir Singh Lamba wrote: gcc -g -o hello hello.c -lefence TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(hello efence) works here. Jan. -- Dipl.-Ing. Jan Woetzel -- University of Kiel Institute of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics Hermann-Rodewald-Str. 3

[CMake] use of efence

Hi, I want to use the following command while using cmake gcc -g -o hello hello.c -lefence How should I insert the flags so that -lefence is at the end I have tried export CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -g -lefence" but then linking with efence does not takes place. thanks in advance, Subir __

Re: [CMake] Problem with SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES DEFINE_SYMBOL property

> Von: Dan Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Thanks for your suggestion Filipe. > > In my original email I didn't make it very clear that I have *multiple > *targets and I only want to add a symbol definition for a *specific* > target. This will be possible with cmake 2.4, which will be

Re: [CMake] Problem with SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES DEFINE_SYMBOL property

Thanks for your suggestion Filipe. In my original email I didn't make it very clear that I have multiple targets and I only want to add a symbol definition for a specific target. From my understanding (and testing) the command ADD_DEFINITIONS adds a definition for all targets in the project.

Re: [CMake] Problem with SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES DEFINE_SYMBOL property

On Tuesday 04 April 2006 06:10, Dan Mueller wrote: > Hi cmake users: > > I am trying to use cmake to define a symbol so that I can use the #if > syntax in C++. > > I have read the documentation for the SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES command and > it seems to me that there is a property called DEFINE_SYMBOL