CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE is irrelevant with build systems that handle multiple
configurations (like Xcode and Visual Studio). Makefile based systems still
need CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE defined to select the type of build.
The flags you are setting need double quotes to work as you intend them,
like this:
SET(CMAK
Actually, if someone on OS X decides to generate Makefiles then
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE can be very important.
You can simply do what you are doing and it _should_ work. The order
of operations in a CMake file, like any other language, is important.
It just depends on what is after those lines tha
How do you tell Cmake to add a compiler flag to a project's Debug target?
In a project I'm trying to fix (OpenSceneGraph) it looks like Cmake
generates an Xcode project file containing all four of the build types:
Debug, Release, ReleaseMinSize, and RelWithDebInfo. These types can be
selected from
