2012/5/26 vivek goel :
> I am building another program inside my cmake which usage autotools for
> generating it's make file.
>
> I want to run it's configure like ./configure
> --prefix=${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}.
> But when I am changing the DESTDIR for my project. CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is
> not get
I am building another program inside my cmake which usage autotools for
generating it's make file.
I want to run it's configure like ./configure
--prefix=${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}.
But when I am changing the DESTDIR for my project. CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is
not getting changed.
So everytime configure
On 25 May 2012, at 16:48, Eric Noulard wrote:
2012/5/25 David Nadlinger :
In our project, we are explicitly adding all the header files along
with the
source files to the respective build targets in order for them to
show up in
CMake-generated Visual C++ projects.
Up to and including 2.8.7, t
2012/5/25 David Nadlinger :
> In our project, we are explicitly adding all the header files along with the
> source files to the respective build targets in order for them to show up in
> CMake-generated Visual C++ projects.
>
> Up to and including 2.8.7, this worked well as the Makefile generator
In our project, we are explicitly adding all the header files along with
the source files to the respective build targets in order for them to
show up in CMake-generated Visual C++ projects.
Up to and including 2.8.7, this worked well as the Makefile generator
simply ignored the header files,
On 05/25/2012 08:40 AM, Keith Gardner wrote:
> it looks like Visual Studio was using its own compiler even though
> I specified a different one with CMake.
The VS generator does not support compiler selection.
Prior to VS 10 each IDE version only worked with one
toolchain version, and that behavio
Never mind. I just tried it again and it looks like Visual Studio was using
its own compiler even though I specified a different one with CMake. I tried
it with NMake and I could tell that it was using clang but I couldn't get past
include errors with the "ammintrin.h" header.
From: Justin Ho
Hi,
in my project I added a few warnings to tell users of the library about
compiler issues or such. But when I run a nightly build with such a compiler I
really don't care to see that warning (well, rather I'd like to see a warning
if the warning is missing) on the dashboard. But I didn't succ
Ok It's done, I push all changes when i will have the write access.
Mario
On Friday, May 25, 2012 08:55:46 AM Rolf Eike Beer wrote:
> Am Freitag, 25. Mai 2012, 08:32:32 schrieb Mario Bensi:
> > Yes it's done, actually i wait my git push access
>
> When you push you module please also add it to t
