Experimental I get:
Site: planck.sandia.gov
Build name: Linux-c++
Create new tag: 20061023-1237 - Experimental
Start processing tests
Configure project
Configure with command: /usr/local/cmake/bin/cmake
/home/tapitts/libsri
Run command: /usr/local/cmake/bin/cmake /home/tapitts/libsri
Each
Reggie Burnett wrote:
What’s the best approach to disabling optimizations for a particular
project? We still want to use release settings just with optimizations
turned off and then just for that single project.
Unfortunately there is no good approach for this right now. You can try
removing
Abe Stephens wrote:
I have a CMake build for a project. The project contains several
directories (included with the SUBDIRS command). One of these
directories has the same name as a library that I search for using
FIND_LIBRARY. For some reason, cmake returns the path to this
subdirectory
I am trying to use the sun studio compiler under linux and I am having a terrible time getting past the cmake compiler tests. I'm not sure what the error messages are telling me, but it looks like some incorrect flags are being passed in. I extracted the short test program from
Doug Henry wrote:
I am trying to use the sun studio compiler under linux and I am having a
terrible time getting past the cmake compiler tests. I'm not sure what
the error messages are telling me, but it looks like some incorrect
flags are being passed in. I extracted the short test program
Dear CMake users,
I am trying to get some resources (icon images) compiled in a Qt
application on Mac OS X (10.4.8 Tiger) with cmake 2.4-patch 3.
I am using version 4.2.0-snapshot-20060910 of Qt.
I have the following in my CMakeLists.txt:
PROJECT(QtApp)
INCLUDE
Nick Arini wrote:
Dear CMake users,
I am trying to get some resources (icon images) compiled in a Qt
application on Mac OS X (10.4.8 Tiger) with cmake 2.4-patch 3.
I am using version 4.2.0-snapshot-20060910 of Qt.
I have the following in my CMakeLists.txt:
PROJECT(QtApp)
This more of a compiler question but I figured since people here are make
folks you might know and save me signing up for another list...
Is there a way in GCC to eliminate an include directory from warnings?
Example:
gcc -Wall -I/tmp/messycode foo.cpp foo.o
Where messycode will give a lot of
Hello,
I'd like to install a .bat file (or a simple readme) instead of a .exe
and have it listed in the start menu. It looks like the
CPACK_PACKAGE_EXECUTABLES appends .exe. Is there a way to package
non-exe starting files? And what does CPACK_NSIS_INSTALLED_ICON_NAME
do? I wasn't able to tell