[CMake] macro within a custom command

What I really want is a simple text substitution macro, of the form: MACRO(SIMPLE_SCM_TO_C root) ${VALID_CHICKEN} ${Chicken_SOURCE_DIR}/${root}.scm -output-file ${Chicken_BINARY_DIR}/${root}.c ${CHICKEN_FLAGS}) ENDMACRO(SIMPLE_SCM_TO_C) and then put this inside of a custom command so I don't

[CMake] Problem using QT_WRAP_UI

Hi, I have a problem using cmake in combination with QT. QT_WRAP_CPP works perfectly. But when I use QT_WRAP_UI no .h and .cxx files are generated. Is there anything I forgot regarding QT_WRAP_UI? --snip-- SET(IMEDGINE_UI_SOURCELIST gui/ui/TestDialog.

[CMake] Re: macro within a custom command

Brandon J. Van Every wrote: If there's no way to perform a simple text substitution on a custom build rule's COMMAND line, then that's really really irritating. I still would like a text substitution macro, but I did find a semi-elegant way around being stuck with DEPENDS in ADD_CUSTOM_COMMA

Re: [CMake] Problem using QT_WRAP_UI

At 06:37 AM 5/19/2006, Christian Koerner wrote: >Hi, > >I have a problem using cmake in combination with QT. QT_WRAP_CPP works >perfectly. > >But when I use QT_WRAP_UI no .h and .cxx files are generated. Is there >anything I forgot regarding QT_WRAP_UI? > >--snip

[CMake] CMake 2.4 and OBJECT_DEPENDS and PROPERTIES GENERATED

Since this issue has come up in several posts (the chicken problem, and the qt header file problem), I thought I would try to explain how generated files work in CMake 2.4. In CMake 2.4, you should not have to specify OBJECT_DEPENDS, or even set PROPERTIES GENERATED true. You should just make sur

Re: [CMake] macro within a custom command

Brandon J. Van Every wrote: What I really want is a simple text substitution macro, of the form: MACRO(SIMPLE_SCM_TO_C root) ${VALID_CHICKEN} ${Chicken_SOURCE_DIR}/${root}.scm -output-file ${Chicken_BINARY_DIR}/${root}.c ${CHICKEN_FLAGS}) ENDMACRO(SIMPLE_SCM_TO_C) [snip] If there's no way to

Re: [CMake] Digital Mars

On Thu 18 May 2006, William A. Hoffman wrote: > I am not even sure we always have that information. For example, > someone might do LINK_DIRECTORIES() LINK_LIBRARIES(A). In principle, CMake has enough knowledge to look for it by scanning the current LINK_DIRECTORIES for libA. > Maybe we coul

Re: [CMake] Digital Mars

At 10:44 AM 5/19/2006, Amitha Perera wrote: >On Thu 18 May 2006, William A. Hoffman wrote: >> I am not even sure we always have that information. For example, >> someone might do LINK_DIRECTORIES() LINK_LIBRARIES(A). > >In principle, CMake has enough knowledge to look for it by scanning >the c

Re: [CMake] Digital Mars

At 11:09 AM 5/19/2006, William A. Hoffman wrote: >Yea, I think that is what is needed. > >The other option is to use the Microsoft linker I have another idea. Write a small program or .bat file to run the link command and add the -L ability to it. It would basically setenv LIB to the parse

Re: [CMake] macro within a custom command

Brad King wrote: Try using FOREACH: FOREACH(root batch-driver ...) ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND( OUTPUT ${Chicken_BINARY_DIR}/${root}.c MAIN_DEPENDENCY ${root}.scm DEPENDS parameters.scm COMMAND ${VALID_CHICKEN} ${Chicken_SOURCE_DIR}/${root}.scm -output-file ${Chicken_BINARY_DIR}/${root}.c

Re: [CMake] Re: macro within a custom command

Brandon J. Van Every wrote: DEPLIST(chicken build chicken-ffi-macros chicken-more-macros tweaks) SIMPLE_SCM_TO_C(chicken) You could take advantage of variable macro arguments. The token "${ARGN}" will be replaced by arguments beyond those explicitly named. Try something like this (untested):

RE: [CMake] qt4 simple app

The QT_QTMAIN_LIBRARY and QT_USE_QTMAIN variables are broken as of CMake 2.4.1. They should be fixed on the trunk and when CMake 2.4.2 is released. -Ken > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:cmake- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cristian Adam > Sent: Wednesday, May 17,

Re: [CMake] a backwards compatible language simplification

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Ken Martin wrote: > I incorporated some changes from Lloyd's patch and committed it to CVS. > Basically if a project sets CMAKE_ALLOW_LOOSE_LOOP_CONSTRUCTS on then you > can leave off the arguments for the endif endwhile, else and endforeach > commands

Re: [CMake] Re: macro within a custom command

Brad King wrote: Brandon J. Van Every wrote: DEPLIST(chicken build chicken-ffi-macros chicken-more-macros tweaks) SIMPLE_SCM_TO_C(chicken) You could take advantage of variable macro arguments. The token "${ARGN}" will be replaced by arguments beyond those explicitly named. Try something lik

[CMake] Patch: uClibc typo in curl

Upon trying to compile cmake with uClibc-0.9.28 (on linux-2.6.14.3 on i686 pc), I encountered an error, caused by a slight typo. The patch is simple and is included here. Just thought the cmake devs would like to know, Osor -- Osor Hirutonis Case Western Reserve University This is supposed to fi

Re: [CMake] Patch: uClibc typo in curl

At 03:42 PM 5/19/2006, Osor wrote: >-#if !defined( WIN32) || defined(__UCLIBC__) /* not needed on win32 */ >+#if !(defined( WIN32) || defined(__UCLIBC__)) /* not on win32 or uClibc */ > extern int fputc(int, FILE *); > #endif > Thanks, I have put the change in cvs, should be in CMake 2.4.3. Ch

Re: [CMake] qt3 vs qt4: kde3uic.cmake

Hi, > Von: Andreas Beckermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ... > In order to fix this problem, I propose to forward QT_MOC_EXECUTABLE to > the > kde3uic.cmake script and then use that variable, instead of the hardcoded > binary name. Just like it is done with the KDE_UIC_CPP and _H and _FILE >

[CMake] CTestConfiguration.ini

Hi, I am trying to use ctest as a Dart2 client,starting with a very simple settings. I wrote a CMake script "script.cmake" following a guidance on the Cmake WIKI pages, and made it run. But I got following error messages. --

[CMake] if/else statment based on VTK version

Hi, We're building teem against VTK 4 and VTK 5, and it looks like we're going to build it with different flags depending on the VTK version to get it to compile. Is there a good way to test for the VTK version in CMake so we can use the same CMakeLists.txt for both cases? Thanks, Katie __