Hi,
I took a look at your files and I think you have done a pretty good job and
that should work out well. For some reason I had to force the compiler setting
to be MSVC, because cmake did not set it automatically.
cmake --try-compile -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=C:/Program Files/CMake
Hi again,
I took a look at your files and I think you have done a pretty good job
and that should work out well. For some reason I had to force the compiler
setting to be MSVC, because cmake did not set it automatically.
I also had to force the CXX compiler setting to MSVC.
However, the
Hi Clemens,
2008/7/1 Clemens Arth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi again,
I took a look at your files and I think you have done a pretty good job
and that should work out well. For some reason I had to force the compiler
setting to be MSVC, because cmake did not set it automatically.
I also had to
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Datum: Tue, 01 Jul 2008 12:09:33 +0200
Von: Clemens Arth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: Andreas Pokorny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: [CMake] Visual Studio and Windows Mobile SDKs
Hi Andreas,
I changed the configuration by hand to reflect my settings,
Hi again,
ok, now I had a look at the cmake source code. My question is: Has anyone
really got a cross-compile setup running under Windows with VS? There are some
points which I've tried and I want to share my outcome with you:
First, I took a look at cmGlobalVisualStudio8Generator.cxx and at
I have a release candidate for 2.6.1 ready for CMake. There have not
been any show stopper bugs in 2.6.0. However, there have been quite a
few fixes for 2.6.1. I think the RC system is working thanks to the
CMake community, so please try this version to make sure it does not
have any
Bill,
I don't know if it's included, but the debian qt-kde maintainers have done a
lot of patch (at least to the debian version) of the finqt4.cmake macro.
This patches are applied to cmake upstream?
Regards,
Leo
A Dimarts 01 Juliol 2008, Bill Hoffman va escriure:
I have a release candidate
Leopold Palomo-Avellaneda wrote:
Bill,
I don't know if it's included, but the debian qt-kde maintainers have done a
lot of patch (at least to the debian version) of the finqt4.cmake macro.
This patches are applied to cmake upstream?
I don't think so, it is really hard to keep track of
A Dimarts 01 Juliol 2008, Bill Hoffman va escriure:
Leopold Palomo-Avellaneda wrote:
Bill,
I don't know if it's included, but the debian qt-kde maintainers have
done a lot of patch (at least to the debian version) of the finqt4.cmake
macro.
This patches are applied to cmake
Hello,
I have only tried with NMake yet.
kind regards
Andreas Pokorny
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Hi,
thanks for the hint. Here is what I made of it (for cmake 2.4). Could be
helpful to somebody else...
# read debian/changelog and parse the version/build number
FILE (READ ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/debian/changelog DEBCHANGELOG)
STRING (REGEX MATCH ([0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+-[0-9]+)
Hi Andreas Pakulat,
I'm in charge of the CMake build installation for CGAL (www.cgal.org) and I
so far had been using my own FindBoost module hoping to get rid of it as
soon as the official module got improved.
While the latest FindBoost is a significant improvement over the previous
I am starting to dive into the CPack packaging system for my projects
and I have some basic questions that the wiki is not answering.
1. What zip program do I need to install or is recommended on
Windows XP to get the NSIS packager to run correctly. I am getting the
CPack ERror: Cannot find a
Hi list,
I'm looking for a way to say to find_library (cmake 2.6.0) that I
prefer static libraries rather than shared libraries. It seems that
there is no option to do. The only work around I found is the
following but it is not portable obviously.
set(CMAKE_FIND_LIBRARY_SUFFIXES .a;.so)
2008/7/1 Mike Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am starting to dive into the CPack packaging system for my projects
and I have some basic questions that the wiki is not answering.
1. What zip program do I need to install or is recommended on
Windows XP to get the NSIS packager to run correctly. I
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On Jul 1, 2008, at 4:05 PM, Eric Noulard wrote:
2008/7/1 Mike Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am starting to dive into the CPack packaging system for my projects
and I have some basic questions that the
I am generating a custom command that will run during the pre-link
phase of a target and needs to process the .obj files that are
genreated. I have written my processor but now need to pass in the
equivalent of $(IntDir) but I need this to work both with VS and nmake
so $(IntDir) is not a good
On 2008-07-01 16:25-0400 Mike Jackson wrote:
Do I have to do a make install first? [to get cpack to work]?
No. In my experience make package uses the make install infrastructure,
but doesn't need make install to be done first.
Alan
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I got the ZIP part to work by putting the 7zip.exe on my path in
windows xp.
The last problem is still that CPack is NOT copying my 3rd party
libraries into the installer staging area. If I do a make install
in msys I _will_ get all the proper libraries copied into the
installation area.
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 5:34 AM, Georgios Petasis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am a totally CMake newbie :-) However, I have spend some time (~3 days)
in porting one application of mine from autoconf/make to cmake. The port was
somewhat easy, and for the time being I have tested the
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