ad and
> would like to save a bit of time during compiling by not scanning for
> dependencies.
If you're using the Unix Makefile generator, `make ${target}/fast'
should be what you're looking for. It will build $target without
dependency check
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Gavin Beatty wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My project builds using a proj_static and proj_shared target and
> changing the OUTPUT_NAME property on each.
>
> _Only_ on SLES 10sp1 have I run into the problem where the shared
> library is not build after
first make (as normal).
I am using cmake-2.6.2 built from source. The same test case builds
successfully after first make on any other system I've tried.
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UBLIC_HEADER DESTINATION ${HEADER_DIR}/Dir
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If it hurts, stop doing it? Shall I discontinue using PUBLIC_HEADER?
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On 18/06/07, Gavin Beatty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problem stems from storing configs in a git repository. Here, all
files are either chmoded 0655 or 0755 meaning anyone knowing where to
look can find my wpa2 passphrase. What I would _like_ is for ordinary
user gavin (who ow
Hello,
Apologies if this is silly/misplaced/misguided.
I'd like a way to automate decrypting (via gpg) a file, installing the
decrypted form and removing the temporary decrypted file from the
cmake dir.
I have tried:
MACRO(ETC_WPA_INSTALL src)
EXEC_PROGRAM(gpg
ARGS-o