I get the same error:
Configure Command:/usr/cta/CSE/Release/cmake-2.8.0.5/bin/cmake -C
/home/dizou/NetDMF_CMake_Config -GUnix Makefiles /home/dizou/NetDMF_KD
...
The configure command does not work from the terminal window either.
You said earlier that you were able to get the command
I'm trying to figure out in what scenarios one might use import/export
verses using the new ExternalProject_add.
...
When would one pick one method over the other?
I haven't used import/export, and don't know about them. I am using
ExternalProject to build self-contained, wholly-separate
Try moving the ENABLE_TESTING() call to the top-level CMakeLists.txt,
before any calls to add_subdirectory(). Add_test() can stay where it
is.
-N
On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 18:30 +0200, romain.jacquet@free.fr wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have found a strange behavior with CTest. I had a very
- New External Project Module. The 'ExternalProject_Add' function
creates a custom target to drive download, update/patch, configure,
build, install and test steps of an external project.
Really interested in trying this new feature: Any example project available?
Is it intended to be
Of course I read the docs for the if() command. It doesn't contain
any comments about comparing a variable's value to another variable's
value. Are you suggesting that if it isn't in the documentation then
it isn't supported? If so, please say so. I was just hoping
someone might know
I have a script, external to the rest of the CMake build, which performs
some dashboard submission. I'd like to have it perform that submission
*only* when ctest has been invoked as part of
'make (Nightly|Continuous|Experimental)', not 'make' or 'make test'.
Is this possible? I haven't been