Hi all,
I changed the GenerateProject macro to cache my file lists. In this way
I'm only globbing once. I included the changed macro below, maybe
someone will find it useful.
We gained about 20% using the caches, which makes it worthwile. I
somehow expected more. CMake takes some time to analyze
Jan Woetzel wrote:
Mike Talbot wrote:
2.4.2 ... doesn't define the preprocessor symbol WIN32 ... for the VS
7.1 generator.
I cannot confirm this.
It works here as expected
- with cmake 2.4.2 on Windows
- using Visual studio .net 2003 generator.
Have a look at a hello world example,
Hi,
AFAIK cmake doesn't support building these types of frameworks out-of-the-box.
Is it possible to do this using cmake macros ?
Or is it even planned to implement it directly in cmake ?
Bye
Alex
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Manuel Klimek wrote:
Hi,
i'm trying to use cmake with g++ to build template using code
with -frepo for shared libraries.
With -frepo g++ automatically includes the object code only for
template instantiations that are needed at link time. If
you link an executable with g++, say
g++ -frepo -o
Von: Vikas Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
I have a library that links to other shared libraries. For example I
am trying to build libFoo.so , which links to a shared library
libBar.so.
How do i link in libBar.so statically instead ?
is there a way to do that like by saying -static just
I understand that it is currently not possible.
But take the case where you as a software product developer, are given
a proprietary .dll/.so file and you are creating a library that links
with that file.
If ld -o foo.so -static bar.so foo.o , can be written in a
makefile and made to work, why