Good day all,
Is there any way that I can add 'install' dependency to the 'test'-target?
Doing
add_dependencies( test install )
does not seem to work:
CMake Error at ... (ADD_DEPENDENCIES):
add_dependencies Adding dependency to non-existent target: test
Apparently neither 'test'
2008/11/20 Hugo Heden [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Good day all,
Is there any way that I can add 'install' dependency to the 'test'-target?
Doing
add_dependencies( test install )
does not seem to work:
CMake Error at ... (ADD_DEPENDENCIES):
add_dependencies Adding dependency to
I'm trying to convert a project to cmake. There are a lot of other
open source libraries contained in the project which are compiled
using configure/make. I'd like to not have to convert their build
methods to use cmake as well. Is there a simple way to run
configure/make on a directory from
2008/11/20 Sean Soria [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm trying to convert a project to cmake. There are a lot of other
open source libraries contained in the project which are compiled
using configure/make. I'd like to not have to convert their build
methods to use cmake as well. Is there a simple way
On Nov 19, 2008, at 9:27 PM, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Michael Jackson wrote:
On Nov 19, 2008, at 12:24 PM, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Should I post the whole script?
Sure. You can post the script on the CMake Wiki or post it here
and I'll get it up on the Wiki really
Andreas Pokorny wrote:
Hello,
Maybe this is slightly offtopic, but I am playing around again with
WinCE and CMake.
For some reason I am now running into an issue I never had before,
during the compile
checks I get the following output in CMakeError.log:
The two commands seem to have the exact same documentation. Are they
the same command in reality?
In the generated CMake.docbook there is this xml:
para id=command_find_filesect2titlefind_file/title/
sect2 Find the full path to a file./para
literallayout find_path(lt;VARgt; name1
Eric Noulard wrote:
Good day all,
Is there any way that I can add 'install' dependency to the 'test'-target?
Doing
add_dependencies( test install )
does not seem to work:
CMake Error at ... (ADD_DEPENDENCIES):
add_dependencies Adding dependency to non-existent target: test
May
Hello,
Has anyone thought about the possibility of adding return values from CMake
functions? This would be a very useful language feature that the Trilinos
CMake files would use everywhere.
Here is an example use case. One problem with CMake is that it has very loose
checking. For
I have created an updated package for the Eclipse CMake Editor Plugin.
You can download it from the following location:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=193949package_id=228545
This is the CMakeEd_1.1.0_RC1.zip release. Please do try it out and
send feedback or bug
While not super sexy, you can do what you are looking for with a minor
twist. The following code illustrates it.
function(assertdef VARNAME RESULT_NAME)
if(NOT DEFINED ${VARNAME})
message(SEND_ERROR Error, the variable ${VARNAME} is not defined!)
endif()
set (${RESULT_NAME}
Ken,
-Original Message-
From: Ken Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2008 11:08 AM
To: Bartlett, Roscoe A; cmake@cmake.org
Subject: RE: [CMake] Return values from CMake functions?
While not super sexy, you can do what you are looking for
with a minor
True, if you mismatch the typing of varname it fails. At least with this
approach it can be a fairly short variable and not something like
CXX_SHARED_LIBRARY_LINKER_FLAGS_DEBUG which begs to have typos in it :-)
The suggestion I had was to use the ${SOMETHING(...)} syntax to invoke a
function
Bill Hoffman wrote:
The problem is that if(something MATCHES something) works for either
strings or variable names. The way that works is by checking to see if
there is a variable defined by the string given to if. Even if that
string is in quotes, it can still be treated like a variable.
Bill Hoffman wrote:
The only work around that I can think of is to change the macro to a
function and unset the variable before the test.
function(foo bar)
set(${bar} ) # unset the variable named ${bar}
if(${bar} MATCHES CFLAGS)
message(STATUS CFLAGS matched)
elseif(${bar} STREQUAL
set(!BANG wacky CACHE STRING FORCE)
set(var with space wacky CACHE STRING FORCE)
message(STATUS This is !BANG: ${!BANG})
message(STATUS This is var with space: ${var with space})
The above snippet (as expected) causes a CMake error. What's interesting
is that the error is in the message, not
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