First, my cmake code does this:
sets ${metals} from a cmake command-line argument
compares the contents of ${metals} against the contents of a file to note
whether the variable is being changed since the last run of cmake
writes the new value to that file for next time
call an add_timestamp_file
Hi,
The install_manifest.txt includes all the files installed by the entire
project. Is it possible to get this list per subproject, ie per
CMakeLists.txt?
Thanks!
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Hi,
can someone explain to me what goes wrong?
I am using Visual Studio 2010. CMake is 3.2.2 but also I tried 3.3-rc1.
I created a small example that shows the problem. I created it from
scratch and it instantly fails for me.
You need to create a foo.png to get the qrc to actually create the
sou
I forgot to mention that, by contrast, elsewhere I have the following
working code. So install(FILES) seems to work fine with multiple calls for
different configurations.
install(
FILES "$/some_file.txt"
COMPONENT platform
DESTINATION "${${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_RUNTIME_RELEASE}"
CO
Hi
The below CMake code is causing my targets to get installed twice in the
same tarball when I invoke cpack with the following command line
"${CPACK_COMMAND}" -G ${cpack_gen} --config
"${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${package_cfg_file}" -C "$"
The generated cmake_install.cmake in fact contains
We are very interested in using the "include-what-you-use" functionality. Is
there a wiki page or something that can help us get all the dependencies
setup, compiled and working.
Thanks
Mike Jackson
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