[CMake] WIN32: solution properties modification...

Hi, I have the following question about generated by cmake solution and project files on Win32 platform. 1. as result of processing my CMakeLists.txt, I got a 'solution' for VS .NET 2005, and several projects within it. 2. Every time I open the .vcproj file in VS .NET, 'single start up

Re: [CMake] Custom-Targets with unknown outputs

Christoph Cullmann wrote: Am Mittwoch 14 Mai 2008 16:30:24 schrieben Sie: Are you sure the generated source file names are completely unpredictable? Unless some random generator is being used, those names are probably predictable, and it might be worth your while to look further into

Re: [CMake] Custom-Targets with unknown outputs

Am Donnerstag, 15. Mai 2008 09:16:56 schrieb Martin Apel: That's what I did for a similar problem: I modified the generator to output a list of generated files, when called with a special command line switch. In this case the generator only generates the file list, not the files themselves. I

Re: [CMake] Executable extension (MSVC)

Good morning, thanks for all your comments. Here are the results: - it seems to me that cmake is building console applications by default (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE). That is correct for my .com applications. For the .exe, I will need WINDOWS subsystem. Any possiblities in cmake? - for the suffix,

Re: [CMake] Executable extension (MSVC)

Hi John, - it seems to me that cmake is building console applications by default (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE). That is correct for my .com applications. For the .exe, I will need WINDOWS subsystem. Any possiblities in cmake? Use the WIN32 option of the add_executable command:

Re: [CMake] avoid windows link warning: LNK4221

Phil Pellouchoud wrote: I have a *static library* that is giving the following warning: LNK4221 Is there a way to tell cmake to add /IGNORE:4221 Sorry, but there is no /IGNORE option to LIB. Afaik, LIB does not have an option for disabling warnings. If you find one, please let

Re: [CMake] Executable extension (MSVC)

Use the WIN32 option of the add_executable command: http://www.cmake.org/HTML/cmake-2.6.html#command:add_executable Thanks. For any other interested people: - this switches using of main to WinMain - to switch it back, you can use set_target_properties (autoconsole

Re: [CMake] CPack: Adding external DLLs to installer package

On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:22 AM, Matthias Riechmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi folks, is there any well defined way to include external DLL files (Qt, VTK, ITK, ...) into the installer? I guess it will work somehow using the INSTALL(FILES ...) command but currently I have no idea how to

[CMake] gcc and concept-checks

Hi all, I just download the gcc-4.3 binary distribution of mingw. It fails to compile CMake due to {{{ class cmSourceGroup { ... std::vectorcmSourceGroup GroupChildren; // cmSourceGroup is incomplete! }; }}} since libstdc++ is compilied with --enable-concept-checks. Is gcc right? By

Re: [CMake] WIN32: solution properties modification...

Michael Andronov wrote: Hi, I have the following question about generated by cmake solution and project files on Win32 platform. 1. as result of processing my CMakeLists.txt, I got a 'solution' for VS .NET 2005, and several projects within it. 2. Every time I open the .vcproj file in VS

Re: [CMake] CPack: Adding external DLLs to installer package

So far so good it seems to work but then there is the next problem: CMake is running on windows and so it happens that some paths contain backslashes. This never was a problem before but the install-command doesn't seem to like it. Is there a command for converting backslashes to regular

Re: [CMake] CPack: Adding external DLLs to installer package

Is there a command for converting backslashes to regular slashes? Yes. Look at FILE(TO_CMAKE_PATH...) in the documentation. Alan __ Alan W. Irwin Astronomical research affiliation with Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Victoria

Re: [CMake] gcc and concept-checks

On Thursday 15 May 2008 15:55:46 Maik Beckmann wrote: Hi all, I just download the gcc-4.3 binary distribution of mingw. It fails to compile CMake due to {{{ class cmSourceGroup { ... std::vectorcmSourceGroup GroupChildren; // cmSourceGroup is incomplete! }; }}} since libstdc++ is

[CMake] How to deal with silly custom Gnu Make recipes with CMake

I won't name the package because I find this construction really stupid, but I'm writing CMakeLists.txt files for a package we want to use and came across this: %_floof: %.c $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -DFLOOF -o $@ -lfloof So I don't really see how CMake could do something like this. And that doesn't

Re: [CMake] How to deal with silly custom Gnu Make recipes with CMake

On Thursday 15 May 2008, kent williams wrote: I won't name the package because I find this construction really stupid, but I'm writing CMakeLists.txt files for a package we want to use and came across this: %_floof: %.c $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -DFLOOF -o $@ -lfloof So I don't really see how

Re: [CMake] How to deal with silly custom Gnu Make recipes with CMake

On Thursday 15 May 2008 20:01:02 kent williams wrote: I won't name the package because I find this construction really stupid, but I'm writing CMakeLists.txt files for a package we want to use and came across this: %_floof: %.c $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -DFLOOF -o $@ -lfloof So I don't

Re: [CMake] specifying Additional Library Directories

So I seem to have gotten it to work by doing this: SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES( target PROPERTIES LINK_FLAGS /LIBPATH:path_to_libraries ) Which seems kinda gross to me... -phil From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Phil Pellouchoud Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 10:03

Re: [CMake] gcc and concept-checks

Am Donnerstag 15 Mai 2008 17:16:32 schrieb dizzy: Seems CMake is violating ISO C++ then. You may not instantiate standard library templates of incomplete types (for example, even struct A { std::auto_ptrA a; }; is invalid, C++0x will have an exception to that for shared_ptr, but for the

Re: [CMake] gcc and concept-checks

Am Donnerstag 15 Mai 2008 20:45:09 schrieb Maik Beckmann: I'll configure my gcc installation to use concepts-checks and I'll do some testing on the code at my workspace (i.e. boost) just to see how common this kind of STL abuse is. Well, boost.python fails to compile due to a missing

Re: [CMake] gcc and concept-checks

dizzy escreveu: Seems CMake is violating ISO C++ then. You may not instantiate standard library templates of incomplete types (for example, even struct A { std::auto_ptrA a; }; is invalid, C++0x will have an exception to that for shared_ptr, but for the standard containers that surely is the

[CMake] rdynamic and fpp flags failing

Hi, (Beware the cmake noob here ;) I have a simple fortran project and am having a problem during compiler identification stage. Attached is my CMakeLists.txt and the CMakeError.log. Just to give some more details, the problem takes place on login nodes (regular linux system) of a supercomputer