Re: [CMake] Newie's question: Multiple applications with one common kernel

t; subdirectory. > > tyler > ___ > Powered by www.kitware.com > > Visit other Kitware open-source projects at > http://www.kitware.com/opensource/opensource.html > > Please keep messages on-topic and check the CMake FAQ a

[CMake] Link error with shared c library using gcc on HP-UX

make --version cmake version 2.6-patch 1 --- Note: This issue seems to be related to Bug report 158 in the cmake bug tracker. Regards, -- Michael Hufer Software Developer Swissrisk Financial Systems www.swissrisk.com --- Swissrisk Fin

Re: [CMake] if( defined xxx ) does not work as (I) expected

he linker flags '${EXT_LINK_FLAGS}'" ) set_target_properties( ${MODULE} PROPERTIES LINK_FLAGS "${EXT_LINK_FLAGS}" ) endif( DEFINED ${EXT_LINK_FLAGS} ) [...] --- which is only written if the EXT_LINK_FLAGS variable is defined is missing. Oh... I forgot I'm (of cour

Re: [CMake] if( defined xxx ) does not work as (I) expected

Thanks Brad. Ouch... as this was one of these obvious errors anybody else but yourself sees immediately ;-). Thanks again, Micha. > Michael Hufer wrote: > > --- > > [...] > > if( DEFINED ${EXT_LINK_FLAGS} ) > > message( "module ${EXT}: adding th

[CMake] Problems with the "INSTALL" sub-project on Visual Studio 2003

I would expect the IDE to run the "Pre Build Event" (which is empty) then build the project (which is also empty) and then run the "Post Build Event"... Hmm... now that I think more about it, since there is nothing to build why should the IDE execute the Post Build Event, anywa

Re: [CMake] using cl.exe with GNU make

ultanously ;-(. > What is the easiest way of using cl.exe with one of the GNU make based > generators? I've tried > > cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles" -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=cl.exe ... > > but could never really get it to work. -- Michael Hufer| EMail: mailto:[EMAIL PR

[CMake] cmake shared library exported symbols on 64bit AIX XLC compiler

myself how to add or not add the "-X64" to the commandline, depending on the whether a particular build run is creating 32 or 64bit objects. Could someone with more intimate knowledge of how the CMake internal modules handle this look into this, please? Thanks, -- Mich

Re: [CMake] cmake shared library exported symbols on 64bit AIX XLC compiler

ib OS (where you can build both 32-bit and 64-bit app on the same 64-bit build host) you could specify something like -DPLATFORM=32 -DPLATFORM=64 when you invoke CMake. The approach would require you to have two separate build trees though. -- Michael Hufer Senior Software Developer

Re: [CMake] cmake shared library exported symbols on 64bit AIX XLC compiler

64 into CMAKE_XL_CreateExportLists_FLAGS in your CMakeLists.txt Roman -- Michael Hufer Senior Software Developer --- Dion Global Solutions GmbH Mainzer Landstr. 199 I 60322 Frankfurt am Main I Germany phone: +49 69 50952 241 email:michael.hu...@dionglobal.