I have a very long description in one of my options:
option( THIRD_PARTY_DISABLE_UPDATE_CHECK "Forcibly disable update checks
for third party libraries. Useful for when network connection is slow. It
is safe to turn this off in cases where you know
third_party_definitions.cmake hasn't changed and
Yes, there's a problem with https. By default, ctest does not link to
a curl that has openssl enabled.
If you need to download from an https-only site, you'll need to build
your own ctest that does have openssl enabled.
Alternatively, find a place (or make your own) to get the download
from that
I'm using the ExternalProject_Add function and I've run into a problem
downloading a tar file. It creates a zero length file and fails when the
MD5 check fails. I have logging active, but I'm not seeing anything
useful. I have other tar files from external sites that are downloaded
successfully
The reason for that is the following.
1.) I switched from qmake to cmake because I for my own think it is more robust
and powerful as qmake especially when using different languages or want to
build for multiple platforms (Makefile generator) or only to use cpack to
create an installer with eas
The answer to "Is this possible?" is almost nearly always "yes, of course."
The wiki page http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/BundleUtilitiesExample shows a
basic code snippet like this:
set(APPS ...) # paths to executables
set(DIRS ...) # directories to search for prerequisites
INSTALL(CODE "
includ
Thanks, Alan, I'll give some of that a shot and see what we can come up with.
Learning about another
project that uses CMake (PLplot) that we can look at for examples and
inspiration helps, too.
>From what I can tell, the stuff you mentioned seems to still rely on actually
>building and
install
Thanks Eric
2011/12/2 Eric Noulard
> 2011/12/2 David Cristian :
> > Thanks for your quick response!
> >
> > I'll have all this things in consideration, specially wrong dependencies
> and
> > libs version.
> > I'll plan to test packages on vbox for others distros, my project isn't
> big
> > or co
Thanks but I mean only within a CMakeLists file (add_custom_target) without an
extra file.
Is this possible?
Best Regards
Am 02.12.2011 um 17:56 schrieb Michael Jackson :
> Just thinking out loud here:
>
> Create a shell script template.
> Configure the template at cmake time
> Run the script
Hello all,
I would like to use the ExternalProject_Add command in one CMake project
to include another CMake based project. Basically this works great, the
project is downloaded, configured, build, tested and installed. (Great
command, the ExternalProject!)
The libraries of the included proj
Hi,
Is there any way for CTest to execute the 'install' target in addition to
compilation, unit
testing, etc.? I.e. 'make install' on Linux and similar on other platforms.
Then submit
the results to CDash.
We have a continuous build that currently runs the CTest followed by 'make
install' and
Just thinking out loud here:
Create a shell script template.
Configure the template at cmake time
Run the script as a POST_BUILD custom target.
Inside the custom script you would call cmake with the specific bundleUtilities
code that you need to "fix up" the application.
_
Hi,
i want to build an application bundle (on Mac OS X) where the dependencies are
solved.
Normally I use BundleUtilities in combination with cpack as described in the
BundleUtilities example to do so.
However, is there a way to run the BundleUtilities as a post build process?
Thanks in advan
I figured out that I could simply delete the projects and create them
again on the cdash web page to resolve the issue. Since we are in a
trial period it doesn't matter so much if we lose the history, so I
did that.
Cheers,
Yngve
On 1 December 2011 15:49, Yngve Levinsen wrote:
> Dear Developers
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