What about:
MESSAGE("X${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS}X")
There is nothing in CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS -- it's just the behavior of MESSAGE
when you pass it a list instead of a single string...
On 12/13/07, Rodolfo Lima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, I've being trying cmake 2.5 from CVS and I've come with some
> un
Rodolfo Lima wrote:
Hi, I've being trying cmake 2.5 from CVS and I've come with some
unwanted semicolons in compiler flags. Tracing this down, I've found
that CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS (and CMAKE_C_FLAGS, etc...) is initialized with a
space, so that
CMakeLists.txt:
message(X ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} X)
outputs
Hi, I've being trying cmake 2.5 from CVS and I've come with some
unwanted semicolons in compiler flags. Tracing this down, I've found
that CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS (and CMAKE_C_FLAGS, etc...) is initialized with a
space, so that
CMakeLists.txt:
message(X ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} X)
outputs:
X X
instead of:
XX
