Re: [CMake] Generator expressions: Identifying when they're used in a custom command?

Alan, Thanks for your help! I tried to implement that paradigm myself in a small example CMakeLists.txt which I've attached, but the addition of a depending custom target doesn't seem to change the context of the 'this' target. In other words, the IS_INTERROGATE property is still read from fake_ta

Re: [CMake] Generator expressions: Identifying when they're used in a custom command?

On 2018-02-18 03:49-0700 Sam Edwards wrote: However, when it came time to actually set this IS_INTERROGATE property, I could find no way to apply it to a custom command. I guess this makes sense - custom commands aren't targets, after all. But I couldn't convert my custom command to a custom tar

Re: [CMake] Parallel build setup question

Just to close this thread: Also the ninja tipp turned out to be a very good one! I did the same full built (clear - rebuild) with ninja instead of make -j4 and times were more or less comparable: from initially 23 minutes down to 13-14 with make, and 12-13 with ninja. However, what is much more hel

[CMake] Generator expressions: Identifying when they're used in a custom command?

Hi list! I'm working on a CMake buildsystem for the Panda3D project. The project is essentially a C++ 3D engine with its own custom Python binding generator known as Interrogate. The basic idea is that after a library's C++ code is compiled in the usual way, the C++ source files and headers are pa