Is it possible to run the compiler and linker through another command, say
"time" or a custom script? In other words, I want the compile and link steps
to run " gcc" and " ld".
Regards,
Hariharan
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I'm trying to build a stripped target using install/strip with the function
and line information retained. I need to pass the "--strip-debug" and
"--keep-file-symbols" to the system strip binary because the default is to
strip all symbols. Is there any way to achieve this using cmake?
Regards,
Har
First off, I apologize if this is a very newbie-level question.
I need to set the value of a variable based on based on generated files,
using the "file" command. Something like:
file(GLOB varFoo "*.cpp")
Here the cpp files are generated, so the value of varFoo comes up as empty
when the build run
This may not be only because of using add_custom_target, but I have
the following problem. I have a custom target that depends on a
generated file, as:
add_custom_target(foo DEPENDS bar)
where "bar" is a generated file, generated using add_custom_command.
If I build the "foo" target by itself
On Wednesday 09 June 2010 09:35 PM, Michael Wild wrote:
On 9. Jun, 2010, at 17:47 , Hariharan Iyer wrote:
This may not be only because of using add_custom_target, but I have the
following problem. I have a custom target that depends on a generated file, as:
add_custom_target(foo DEPENDS bar
Hello folks,
I'm building an executable called foo.exe (project name foo) and a
library called foo.lib (project name libfoo) that the executable depends
on. I have an ImportLibrary line for foo.exe which looks like this:
ImportLibrary="\lib\Debug\foo.lib"
and an OutputFile line for foo.lib t
