Hi,
Microsoft has released a new toolset using clang for the code analysis
and with VS2015 code generator.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2015/12/04/clang-with-microsoft-codegen-in-vs-2015-update-1/
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2016/01/20/clang-with-microsoft-codegen-januar
Hello Sir/Madam,
Great Day,
I am going to use ITK tool kit for my project,So,i tried to install ITK
tool in my system.But it showing some error when configuring the CMake. And
i have also attached the error.So,please kindly help me to solve this
error.
ITK version-3.20.1
CMake version-2.8.9
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Hello
Thanks for your response. Is there automatic way to know which libraries my
executable will need and which ones it won’t? Why is this the case for only
shared libraries? Is it because the linking symbols are already in that shared
library and I don’t need to link them again if I’m not usi
Hi,
yes, exactly. The easiest way to find out is to simply try it. The linker will
tell you if some symbols need to be resolved. Static libraries are not linked
but only compiled, so the application or library that links to such a static
library must do this step.
If that library you use would
I had asked a similar question 2 weeks or so ago. The conclusion, which DID
work well was the following.
Rather than having 1 “large” cmake project with sub libraries.
Use the “super-project” system, where you do an ExternalProject_Add for each of
the projects. Then for the projects that need
The library that I am using uses libtool for this purpose I think. This is what
the Makefile to build the application looks like:
$(notdir $(target)): $(objects)
@echo "Linking "$@"..."
@$(libmesh_LIBTOOL) --tag=CXX $(LIBTOOLFLAGS) --mode=link \
$(libmesh_CXX) $(libmesh_CXXFLAGS) $(objects) -o $@
Since I am converting existing makefile project to use cmake instead I need
to accept values that come from command line which looks like this:
VARIABLE_NAME="/home/user/project" make ENV=VERSION_2
First one is used like this:
include $(VARIABLE_NAME)/Makefile.include
Second one has this code tha
To make my question a bit more clear, I am trying to figure out how to add
these things so my make will be able to use them. If I need environment
variable inside the cmake, I could use $ENV{VARIABLE_NAME} and have it.
The problem is to create the code inside the CMakeLists.txt, so that
generated
Craig,
My cmake-based build system in my company's CI framework works exactly that
way: there's a generic cmake script[1] (invoked with cmake -P) that reads
in a file which contains repo-urls and build parameters for 50+ projects
and builds them for 3 platforms (linux, win, mac) 5 compilers
(cross