T_TARGET_PROPERTIES(foo PROPERTIES DEBUG_OUTPUT_NAME foo-d
> RELWITHDEBINFO_OUTPUT_NAME foo-rwdi MINSIZEREL_OUTPUT_NAME foo-msr).
>
> However, best option is to just go with the VS flow :-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Fraser.
>
>
>
> On 08/01/2012 23:08, Renato Utsch wrot
Make, but I think
that when setting CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE to "ReMinSize" it should set the
standard to it. Sad it doesn't do that :(
So, anyone knows any other way? Like the variable that cmake sets when
using --config Release when calling it from the command line ?
Renato
2012/1
>My current work-around is to peg all of the output directories for all
>the active configurations to the same directory - that negates much of
>the benefit of multiple-configuration IDE options, but does at least
>result in the expected run-from-build-directory behavior. (It works
>for MSVC - we
rs of working with Linux, OS X, Windows, Visual Studio,
> Xcode, Makefiles. Don't fight the system, just adapt to it and move on.
>
> I guess that was harsh. Sorry. Having said that I am very interested in
> knowing the specific reasons why you need your executables in the
> C
Ok, I will look at that so.
But and the second problem? How can I redirect from the debug/release
folder to the / folder of the project?
Renato
2012/1/8 Mateusz Loskot :
> On 8 January 2012 16:04, Eric Noulard wrote:
>> 2012/1/8 Renato Utsch :
>>> So I can do this by add
Good idea, I will try ^^
Renato
2012/1/8 Eric Noulard :
> 2012/1/8 Renato Utsch :
>> So I can do this by adding a command line parameter to do that. But
>> can't I simply set an option that behaves exactly as --config Debug ?
>>
>
> May be you could try to
So I can do this by adding a command line parameter to do that. But
can't I simply set an option that behaves exactly as --config Debug ?
Renato
2012/1/8 John Drescher :
> On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 10:30 AM, Mateusz Loskot wrote:
>> On 8 January 2012 15:21, Renato Utsch wrote:
>&
/8 Mateusz Loskot :
> On 8 January 2012 15:21, Renato Utsch wrote:
>> Yes, but I want to be able to change with CMake, but if I can't do
>> that, at least I want to be able to set the default to the Release
>> version :X
>
> You have to understand there is differen
Yes, but I want to be able to change with CMake, but if I can't do
that, at least I want to be able to set the default to the Release
version :X
Renato
2012/1/8 Rolf Eike Beer :
> Am Sonntag, 8. Januar 2012, 12:29:47 schrieb Renato Utsch:
>> Hello, I have been experimenting s
Hello, I have been experimenting some issue with visual studio and
couldn't fix them, even when searching in google for help :O
So, I have 2 main issues:
1. When CMake creates the visual studio solution, it configures to the
"Debug win32" mode, but I wanted to be able to choose from "Release"
to
o this frequently
> enough that I thought I'd bring it up, but as I said before, if we're the
> only ones who keep making these mistakes, then we can deal with it internally.
>
> Tim
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Renato Utsch"
> To: cmake@cmake.or
ady said, all the old documentation (back to version 1.6,
> AFAIK) is available on the wiki.
>
> Michael
>
> On 12/21/2011 01:12 PM, Renato Utsch wrote:
>>> You ?
>>> This represents a fair amount of work...
>>> I bet that if no-one did it it is because it&#
er ones, or maybe everything in the documentation
page...
Renato
2011/12/21 Eric Noulard :
> 2011/12/21 Renato Utsch :
>> I had the same problem a yesterday (or the day before) with the
>> string( FIND ) command...
>>
>> I tried to find the cmake 2.8.4 docs but I couldn'
I had the same problem a yesterday (or the day before) with the
string( FIND ) command...
I tried to find the cmake 2.8.4 docs but I couldn't. I think you
should do it, or at least to issue a warning (in the documentation) in
every command that wasn't introduced in CMake 2.8.0...
Yes, the Python
Is there any substitute that could enable me to find a substring in a
determinated string? Because I need to support 2.8.4 because of
Cygwin...
Renato
2011/12/20 Renato Utsch :
> Ah, ok, thanks.
>
> Renato
>
> 2011/12/20 David Cole :
>> The FIND subcommand for the string c
I am using CMake 2.8.4 in cygwin (the version that comes with
setup.exe), but it doesn't recognize the string( FIND <...> ) command,
although it works in linux and windows very well.
Is there any library I need to install in cygwin to make this work or
the build from them is not working?
Renato
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>
>Alex
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