AW: [CMake] Selecting runtime library on Visual Studio projects

I attached my dirty but working solution: I just override the default command line in each case. Do some people care about this problem or do I really have to write a bug report? Thank you for your help, it works fine now ;) ___ Frédéric Sagnes, AD

Re: AW: [CMake] Selecting runtime library on Visual Studio projects

Sagnes, Frederic wrote: I attached my dirty but working solution: I just override the default command line in each case. Do some people care about this problem or do I really have to write a bug report? Thank you for your help, it works fine now ;) That's exactly what I suggested and

Re: [CMake] install an empty directory

How about: INSTALL(CODE MAKE_DIRECTORY(\lib/chicken/1\)) Brandon J. Van Every wrote: In CMake 2.4.2, to install an empty directory I tried # Destination for eggs. No eggs to install though. INSTALL(FILES DESTINATION lib/chicken/1) but it doesn't do anything. Is there a way? Cheers,

Re: [CMake] CFLAGS on CMAKE

Thanks a lot jan for the script. However i tried the FORCE option but nothing changed. Is it a way when it's write Building CXX objet to see all the command line ? Thanks Jan Woetzel a écrit : Xavier Larrode wrote: SET(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS ${OSG_CFLAGS}) I think you need FORCE here. However,

Re: [CMake] install an empty directory

David Cole wrote: How about: INSTALL(CODE MAKE_DIRECTORY(\lib/chicken/1\)) Almost! Needs a ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX} qualifier, then it works. # Destination for eggs. No eggs to install though. INSTALL(CODE MESSAGE(STATUS \Installing ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib/chicken/1\)

Re: [CMake] install an empty directory

Am I correct inferring from this thread that the chicken actually did come first? Brad King wrote: Brandon J. Van Every wrote: David Cole wrote: How about: INSTALL(CODE MAKE_DIRECTORY(\lib/chicken/1\)) Almost! Needs a ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX} qualifier, then it works. #

Re: [CMake] Cmake and external build GUI

Francesco Montorsi wrote: Hi all, I'm involved in a project (about a package manager) which needs to be able to build source packages which are using a cmake-based build system. Since I'm quite new to cmake, I'm asking you some help about the following question: is it possible to

Re: [CMake] Re: CMake script return a value

Brandon J. Van Every wrote: Brandon J. Van Every wrote: Can a CMake script invoked with EXECUTE_PROCESS( COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -P myscript.cmake RESULT_VARIABLE myresult ) return a value? I don't really want to use stdout. I need that for status messages. I could regex the stdout

Re: [CMake] What is the preferred method of handling inter-library dependencies?

Alan W. Irwin wrote: I believe you need more information than -L and -l options; you also need to know the special link options that are required (for rpath, shared versus static, bundle or whatever) on the particular platform that is being used for the build. Bill mentioned above the

Re: [CMake] install an empty directory

David Cole wrote: Am I correct inferring from this thread that the chicken actually did come first? Brad King wrote: Brandon J. Van Every wrote: # Destination for eggs. No eggs to install though. INSTALL(CODE MESSAGE(STATUS \Installing \${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib/chicken/1\)

Re: [CMake] Re: CMake script return a value

Brad King wrote: Brandon J. Van Every wrote: Brandon J. Van Every wrote: Can a CMake script invoked with EXECUTE_PROCESS( COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -P myscript.cmake RESULT_VARIABLE myresult ) return a value? I don't really want to use stdout. I need that for

Re: [CMake] install an empty directory

Brad King wrote: Actually to be completely correct you need to account for DESTDIR installs. Also you do not want the install prefix or destdir to evaluate until install time, so you need to escape the $ tokens too: INSTALL(CODE " MESSAGE(STATUS \"Installing

Re: [CMake] Qt and Windows

Hi Alexander, Thank you again! I wrote a macro (MY_QT_WRAP_UI) to solve my problem. As a suggestion, I think CMake could have two variables to set those extensions, something like CMAKE_QT_UI_HEADER_EXTENSION and CMAKE_QT_UI_DECLARATION_EXTENSION. Flavio Alexander Neundorf wrote: Hi,

Re: [CMake] color makefile ?

Brad King wrote: CMAKE_COLOR_MAKEFILE OFF What is the value of TERM in the compilation window? (1) I think XEmacs is using an xterm but doing his own extar coloring to mark e.g. errors in red. Is that the problem? M-x compile / Compile command: / printenv contains: ...

Re: [CMake] color makefile ?

Jan Woetzel wrote: CMAKE_COLOR_MAKEFILE OFF (1) I think XEmacs is using an xterm but doing his own extar coloring to mark e.g. errors in red. Is that the problem? OK, an xterm running inside (X-)Emacs can be determined via EMACS environment variable printenv inside Emacs contains

Re: [CMake] color makefile ?

Jan Woetzel wrote: (1) I think XEmacs is using an xterm but doing his own extar coloring to mark e.g. errors in red. Is that the problem? for the records: This is a workaround for the color problems: Use compile-command make -C dir | tee tee removes all the undesired escape sequences :)

[CMake] Building CMake on Digtal Unix

Hi, I've been trying to build CMake on Digital Unix (V4.0f), and have encountered a couple of problems. The first problem was that bootstrapping failed due to usleep() not being defined. I managed to get past that fairly easily by temporarily #defining _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED for the duration of