Alan,
> Just to clarify, have you implemented cmake cross-compiling
> with changed and added module files alone or do you also need
> C++ code changes? One large advantage of a pure module
> approach is it would be much easier to get it into official CMake.
Module file changes alone, and even
Hi,
Congrats for CMake, finally something I can understand speedy,
instead of the autohell.. :-)
Just a begginer's question if some find the time to it.
I have a project that generates custom IDL to H compiler needed for
building, I have a big include directoy full with common headers used
by
Hi,
On Sunday 29 April 2007 13:41, Bernhard Sputh wrote:
> Trevor,
>
> thank You for the patches You attached.
>
> On Sunday 29 April 2007 18:00, Trevor Kellaway wrote:
> > I was trying not to modify CMake source, given it nicely uses scripts
> > that are easy to change, and more accessible to mos
On Monday 30 April 2007 08:48, Jesús López wrote:
> Hi,
> Congrats for CMake, finally something I can understand speedy,
> instead of the autohell.. :-)
>
> Just a begginer's question if some find the time to it.
>
> I have a project that generates custom IDL to H compiler needed for
> building, I
On Sunday 29 April 2007 13:04, Trevor Kellaway wrote:
> [Repost as list won't accept large patch, only
> cross-compiler-base-diff-against-2.4p6.diff included]
In CMakeGenericSystem.cmake Platform/gcc.cmake is included unconditionally.
Does this cause problems for you ?
Alex
Hello, all!
I want to have a build/install process like this:
* 'all' builds all but documentation
* 'doxydoc' builds source code documentation via doxygen
* install installs both doxygened documentation and files built
So I need to add 'doxydoc' to dependencies of 'install' target:
ADD_CUSTOM_
On 2007-04-30 09:09-0400 Alexander Neundorf wrote:
On Monday 30 April 2007 08:48, Jesús López wrote:
Hi,
Congrats for CMake, finally something I can understand speedy,
instead of the autohell.. :-)
Just a begginer's question if some find the time to it.
I have a project that generates custom
Hallo All,
I have the following:
- a simple C++ - project that generates a library and a command line
executable
- the project will compile fine under Linux environment
Now I want to use cmake for configuring this project under Windows using
Visual Studio Express 8.
After installing Visual
Hi Alexander,
On Monday 30 April 2007 13:50, Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> Yes, we'll do so (/me being a cmake developer for the next few months) :-)
> I'm starting to add cross compiling support to cmake right now and will
> reuse the patches in the next days.
> The first step will be to let the u
Alex,
> In CMakeGenericSystem.cmake Platform/gcc.cmake is included
> unconditionally.
> Does this cause problems for you ?
No I don't have any problems.
However, I didn't try to unstitch the existing gcc compiler support
(feeling this would be a mammoth task), instead I just tried to fool
CMak
On Monday 30 April 2007 12:51, Bernhard Sputh wrote:
> Hi Alexander,
...
> Thank You for working on this. I have another suggestion related to
> cross-compilation. It should be possible to provide Compiler / Environment
> scripts with ones project. These scripts could be located for instance in a
>
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