> Kishore, Jonnalagadda (IE10) wrote:
> >> KJI> This would have worked just fine except that
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
> >> returns
> >> KJI> semicolon separated list of directory names not a space
separated
> >> list
> >>
> >> Seems to be true for any list oft values as I experienced also. Is
it
> >> tr
Kishore, Jonnalagadda (IE10) wrote:
>> KJI> This would have worked just fine except that INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
>> returns
>> KJI> semicolon separated list of directory names not a space separated
>> list
>>
>> Seems to be true for any list oft values as I experienced also. Is it
>> true content or on
kitts wrote:
On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007 at 6:50:37 am, Bill Hoffman wrote:
Min Cu wrote:
Yes, that is more or less what I need. I have a project that generates
a header file which is included in other projects. However, once the
project is built when make is called the next time it does not
On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007 at 6:50:37 am, Bill Hoffman wrote:
> Min Cu wrote:
> > Yes, that is more or less what I need. I have a project that generates
> > a header file which is included in other projects. However, once the
> > project is built when make is called the next time it does not get
> > re
> KJI> This would have worked just fine except that INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
> returns
> KJI> semicolon separated list of directory names not a space separated
> list
>
> Seems to be true for any list oft values as I experienced also. Is it
> true content or only the formatting of the MESSAGE() command
KJI> This would have worked just fine except that INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES returns
KJI> semicolon separated list of directory names not a space separated list
Seems to be true for any list oft values as I experienced also. Is it
true content or only the formatting of the MESSAGE() command?
Micha
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