[CMake] Embed an icon into a program

Hi, To embed an icon into a program on Windows with VS, you just add it to the source files. This approach however doesn't seem to work with MinGW makefiles (on windows too). Is there anyway I can make this work? I know there is a tool windres which supposedly takes a .rc file and converts it

Re: [CMake] Embed an icon into a program

Von: Steven Van Ingelgem Hi, To embed an icon into a program on Windows with VS, you just add it to the source files. This approach however doesn't seem to work with MinGW makefiles (on windows too). Is there anyway I can make this work? I know there is a tool windres which

Re: [CMake] Embed an icon into a program

The problem is that I already do this, but it doesn't show up the icon, neither it gets compiled... 2008/5/6 Surya Kiran Gullapalli [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Create an rc file and add it to sources. CMake automatically writes the appropriate rule to project file. Surya On Tue, May 6, 2008 at

Re: [CMake] cmake Regular expression *Windows.* cannot compile

Because the * follows nothing (as indicated by the very first error message given always fix the first error first) RegularExpression::compile(): ?+* follows nothing. * means zero or more of the preceding character in a regular expression. If there is no preceding character it is not a well

Re: [CMake] Precompiled headers

Anders Backman escreveu: So is there are portable way of handling this in cmake? I've been using the attached script and it has been working nicely for my needs. The usage is: include(PCHSupport) add_executable(test test.cpp pch.h) ADD_PRECOMPILED_HEADER(test pch.h) I'm using it with

Re: [CMake] Precompiled headers

Hi and thanks for the tip... However, when I try this (Im using VS2008, CMake 2.4-patch 8) I get some problems. I have nailed this down to the following command: #usual add_executable etc... works just fine! add_executable(rendering file1.cpp ...) . . . get_target_property(OBJECT_FILES

Re: [CMake] Precompiled headers

Anders Backman escreveu: Hi and thanks for the tip... So, what version of cmake are you using? Or are the SOURCES property a platform dependent property? Sorry, I should have mentioned that this is for cmake-2.6, which implements the SOURCES property. Best regards and good luck, rod

Re: [CMake] 64bit command line builds

LeRetha, I think you want to use the -G option with the cmake console application. I am on Linux right now, so I do not know the exact name of the generator, but it is likely Visual Studio 8 2005 Win64. In other words, run the following command from your desired build directory: cmake -G

Re: [CMake] Precompiled headers

Ok, that make sense of course...Just read the 2.6 documentation. Is there anyone that have tried to use this script in visualstudio lately with good result? I get quite a few very confusing errors and warnings related to this: 2-- Build started: Project: agx_rendering, Configuration: Debug

[CMake] CMake 2.6.0 available for download

On behalf of myself, Ken, Brad, Dave, Alex and the rest of the CMake team, we are pleased to announce that CMake 2.6.0 is available for download at: http://www.cmake.org/HTML/Download.html If you have any problems or find any bugs, please report them at www.cmake.org/Bug. A list of changes

Re: [CMake] Precompiled headers

Anders Backman escreveu: Ok, that make sense of course...Just read the 2.6 documentation. Is there anyone that have tried to use this script in visualstudio lately with good result? FYI, this script 'once' worked with VS, but I must have made some changes related to gcc precompiled-headers

[CMake] ADD_DEFINITIONS with output from shell

Hi, I am converting some makefiles for a large application. One of the makefiles adds the following to CFLAGS: -DSVN_REVISION=\`svn info|grep Revision| awk '{print $2}'`\ (it runs some shell commands which will output the current subversion revision) I tried searching for a way for cmake to

Re: [CMake] CMake 2.6.0 available for download

On 2008-05-06 16:14-0400 Bill Hoffman wrote: On behalf of myself, Ken, Brad, Dave, Alex and the rest of the CMake team, we are pleased to announce that CMake 2.6.0 is available for download at: http://www.cmake.org/HTML/Download.html My tests on the Debian testing platform show no problems

[CMake] 2.6.0 ADD_DEFINITIONS()

Congratulations to the CMake team for getting this awaited release to the community! I have a quick question regarding preprocessor definitions being escaped automatically. In CMake 2.4, I would use: ADD_DEFINITIONS(-D_U_=\__attribute__\(\(used\)\)\) To tell gcc that I wanted to use _U_ in my

Re: [CMake] 2.6.0 ADD_DEFINITIONS()

David Blado wrote: Congratulations to the CMake team for getting this awaited release to the community! I have a quick question regarding preprocessor definitions being escaped automatically. In CMake 2.4, I would use: ADD_DEFINITIONS(-D_U_=\__attribute__\(\(used\)\)\) To tell gcc that I