Hi Brad,
0001-correctly-detect-MPI-linker-flags-for-Intel-MPI-mayb.patch
Thanks. That adds a block much like one above it. Can the preceding
block be modified to match both -Wl, and -Xlinker? Something like:
-string(REGEX MATCHALL (^| )-Wl,([^\ ]+|\[^\]+\)
MPI_ALL_LINK_FLAGS
Hi Kelly
I have been looking into this. For my setup, I found it useful to compare
the CMAKE_LANG_COMPILER to the list of known mpi wrapper names and prepend
_MPI_${lang}_COMPILER_NAMES with CMAKE_LANG_COMPILER so that the remaining
logic in FindMPI.cmake chooses the user supplied
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I think that would be the best approach. If you work on it, please ensure
the implementation supports all Windows toolchains on all generators, or at
least those combinations that already support WIN32_EXECUTABLE.
I had a look trough the code. I found that the VS6 generator also sets the
Alin Elena wrote:
In addition to that I have noticed that in the interrogate
function we never check that we can actually generate a binary
with the findings, shall we have a try_mpi_compile at the end
of interrogate function?
In general, I think this is a good idea because I have
Hi KT,
In general, I think this is a good idea because I have encountered situation
were the cmake compiler was a different flavor (intel, gnu, pgi, etc) than
the selected mpi compiler wrapper. However, if the chosen mpi compiler
wrapper is the same as CMAKE_LANG_COMPILER, we don't need
Yes, setting an explicit seed should make subsequent calls to random
be deterministic...
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Am 10.12.2014 15:38, schrieb Ben Boeckel:
Hi,
It appears[1] as though OpenBSD has changed srand and rand which we use
in CMake for
Konstantin Podsvirov wrote:
The data now includes subfolders Help, Modules and Templates.
Why are Help (the rst set of files)? As they are used after installation?
Yes. The Help files need to be mandatory too. They are used by cmake for
showing documentation on the command line like
cmake
Im in the process of converting a CMake 2.X project to 3.X.
I cant for the life of me, find a deterministic way to properly SET the policy
so I don't get the
Policy CMP0043 is not set: Ignore COMPILE_DEFINITIONS_Config properties.
Run cmake --help-policy CMP0043 for policy details. Use the
Hi Scott.
Policy state is changed by explicit calls to cmake_policy() and implicitly
by calls to cmake_minimum_required(). So you need to set the policy to the
setting you want whenever each of these occurs (or modify them so that they
set the policy the way you want it).
The documentation of
That did it..
A bunch of my “sub” libraries get used across multiple projects, so they have
their OWN “minimum”, now I put the policy setting in each cmake after the
set_minum.
Thanks
Scott
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Only after manually changing per-user project debug settings.
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On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 4:40 AM, Mueller-Roemer, Johannes Sebastian
johannes.sebastian.mueller-roe...@igd.fraunhofer.de wrote:
Only after manually changing per-user project debug settings.
a one time thing to do. Although it would be nice if the user file didn't
exist if a reasonable
Greetings,
I am a neophyte in CMake and I am trying to set up a CMakeLists.txt file to
compile a project I was working on, which uses a third party library called
SFML 2.1.
My compilation environment is as follows:
- Windows 7 , 64 bits
- CLion EAP, which uses:
- TDM-GCC's MinGW-w64
I¹m not aware of any means to clone a target, but for what you are
describing, custom configurations will work better. For the specific use
case you mention below, start by seeding the new configurations like this:
set (CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES
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On 09.12.2014 10:38, ax487 wrote:
Hello all,
I am mainly asking having glib-compile-resources in mind. This little
program translates files into C source code to be used with the
gresource system. It works in the following way: You have a file.xml
describing the resources:
?xml
Hi,
CMake provides functions to execute commands and capture the output. You would
use them as a part of configure step to get dependencies.
Then add_custom_command to actually generate the C file and use the output to
generate the DEPENDS section.
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You will want to also make sure that a reconfigure happens when the xml file
changes which can be done with the recently added CMAKE_CONFIGURE_DEPENDS
property. If you need to support older versions of cmake, then you can use
configure_file() to copy the xml file somewhere (no need to use it).
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