Hi
I tried executing the copy command manually from my command window. It
works fine and copies the library to the desired location.
Also the Post Build setup does not show anything after the dsw is
created by cmake. Please suggest?
Thanks and Regards
Anupam Malhotra
-Original Message-
A strange thing is happening in ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND. I am giving the
following command in CMakeLists.txt:
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(TARGET vpcl POST_BUILD MAIN_DEPENDENCY vpcl COMMAND
copy $(TargetPath) ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR_UPDATED}
But when the dsw and dsp is being generated the command
Malhotra, Anupam a écrit :
Also the Post Build setup does not show anything after the dsw is
created by cmake. Please suggest?
The post build step in Visual Studio 6 is added at the project level
(dsp), not at the workspace level (dsw).
Can you try to generate for Visual Studio 2003 or
Is there any other way apart from GET_TARGET_PROPERTY by which I can locate
the exact path (without ${IntDir} in the path) of my library?
Try $(ConfigurationName) to reference the targeted build directory, I'm
not sure it is available in Visual Studio 6 but is likely to exist.
SHORT:
It's seems impossible to contruct a string containing something like this:
@MY_VAR@. The whole thing gets replaced by an empty string regardless whether
the MY_VAR variable is set or not. It is possible to create a string like @
MY_VAR@,
but that is not quite the same.
ACTUAL PROBLEM
Hi
I have a ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND in my CMakeLists.txt. the command looks
something like this:
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(TARGET vpcl POST_BUILD MAIN_DEPENDENCY vpcl COMMAND
copy ${vpcl_path_updated} ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR_UPDATED} VERBATIM)
Here ${vpcl_path_updated} is :
Hi,
FIND_PATH (line 378) couldn't find the path to my wxWidgets
installation because it was checking the registry key of the
installation.
This directory didn't exist anymore, but I would expect the FIND_PATH
function to continue searching until a directory has been found that
matched (which it
The most recent CVS windows binary packages the new Qt based CMake GUI.
It can be found here:
http://www.cmake.org/files/vCVS/cmake-2.5.20080213-win32-x86.exe
The qt-gui is linked in the start menu as cmake-gui (beta). The old
MFC gui is still included and is called CMake in the start menu.
Bill
I've been using this for a few weeks and have only one suggestion so far...
When deleting multiple entries, one has to click on it, then click on
delete, then click on the next, then click on delete...etc etc
the linux text based gui lets you del,del,del,del and (for example)
remove all
John Biddiscombe wrote:
Bill
I've been using this for a few weeks and have only one suggestion so far...
When deleting multiple entries, one has to click on it, then click on
delete, then click on the next, then click on delete...etc etc
Just select multiple entries. Shift click, then
Just select multiple entries. Shift click, then click on remove
entry, it can remove as many entries as you select.
Wow - Multiple selection.
Thanks
JB
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2008/2/13 Martin Lütken [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
SHORT:
It's seems impossible to contruct a string containing something like this:
@MY_VAR@. The whole thing gets replaced by an empty string regardless
whether the MY_VAR variable is set or not.
Well, I'm not sure I've resolved your bug, but I
2008/2/13 Malhotra, Anupam [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please notice that $(IntDir) is automatically changed to $(IntDir) in the
actual post build setup. Can anyone please tell me if this is a bug in
cmake?
Looks like a bug to me. File it.
Cheers,
Brandon Van Every
Malhotra, Anupam wrote:
Hi
I have a ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND in my CMakeLists.txt. the command looks
something like this:
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(TARGET vpcl POST_BUILD MAIN_DEPENDENCY vpcl COMMAND
copy ${vpcl_path_updated} ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR_UPDATED} VERBATIM)
Here ${vpcl_path_updated} is :
Martin Lütken wrote:
SHORT:
It's seems impossible to contruct a string containing something like this:
@MY_VAR@. The whole thing gets replaced by an empty string regardless
whether
the MY_VAR variable is set or not. It is possible to create a string
like @ MY_VAR@,
but that is not quite the
I submitted a few find modules to the tracker that I thought might be
useful to others. I'll volunteer to maintain them if someone wants to
check them in.
http://www.cmake.org/Bug/view.php?id=6339
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Sr. Simulation Development Engineer, Modeling and Simulation Technology
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Filipe Sousa wrote:
I have been using EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH but I recently found that
CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY can do the same. Is
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH going to be deprecated in 2.6?
Does CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY affect where .EXE files get placed
or only DLL files?
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Philip
On Wednesday 13 February 2008, Philip Lowman wrote:
Filipe Sousa wrote:
I have been using EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH but I recently found that
CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY can do the same. Is
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH going to be deprecated in 2.6?
Does CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY affect
Philip Lowman wrote:
Filipe Sousa wrote:
I have been using EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH but I recently found that
CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY can do the same. Is
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH going to be deprecated in 2.6?
Does CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY affect where .EXE files get placed
or only
So I'm trying to build some java stuff, and while it all works, it
appears my custom targets keep rebuilding. For example, if I run a
cmake, and then make, it does what I expect (although the percentages
are off):
---(snip!)---
# make
[ 0%] Generating
I am currently using cmake 2.4 (patch 8) and i'm having a problem with
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND
I created a macro which defined an add_custom_command to which i'd like
to pass some extra arguments in variables. However, when I try to pass
in a string with spaces, the spaces get escaped which breaks
On Wednesday 13 February 2008, Michael Kaplan wrote:
I am currently using cmake 2.4 (patch 8) and i'm having a problem with
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND
I created a macro which defined an add_custom_command to which i'd like
to pass some extra arguments in variables. However, when I try to pass
in a
Quoting Benjamin Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So I'm trying to build some java stuff, and while it all works, it
appears my custom targets keep rebuilding. For example, if I run a
cmake, and then make, it does what I expect (although the percentages
are off):
---(snip!)---
# make
[ 0%] Generating
On Feb 13, 2008 5:26 PM, Pau Garcia i Quiles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND.
Aha! Thanks...
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Hi,
I'm having trouble with setting and hitting breakpoints in the XCode
3.0 debugger (the breakpoints turn 'yellow', i.e. can't be set). I
have a suspicion that gdb is not finding the source file (there is a
warning by gdb that it can't find the location), and that it has to do
with me going
Just shooting in the dark here:
Select the root directory. My Guess is cmake doesn't know about some
of the new Xcode 3.0 features which is why you are getting the
dialog when you open the project.
Breakpoints not showing up:
Make sure you are compiling with debug symbols enabled. Run
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