I'm in the progress of updating some code to clang in the NDK (since
they are not longer supporting GCC), and getting some ODR errors which
seem to be caused by a bad link configuration.
The generated executables / shared libraries seem to link to both the
selected standard library, and libstd
Hi!
I did click on "Upgrade CDash", but that did not solve the problem.
After some investigations, I realized that the table
cdash.dynamicanalysissummary was missing (so the migration script did
not create it or failed to do so for any other reason). Once I created
it, everything worked.
Ma
According to Brad King, toolchain files are not intended for what I'm
asking about. I recall someone mentioning some built-in modules in
CMake that are responsible for toolchain and platform setup, that can
be overridden somehow. This is different from toolchain files AFAIK. I
apologize for being v
Hi Robert,
I usually do all my platform and compiler specific customization in a
toolchain file [1]. Such a toolchain file is more or less standard CMake
script which get executed before the root CMakeLists.txt from the
project is processed. When invoking cmake for the first time you simply
specif
