2010/10/20 Daniel Pfeifer :
>> What would a 'debian/rules' file that used CPack look like?
>
> The `debian/rules` file that is generated by my script does currently
> not rely on CPack since CPack cannot generate more than one package.
In order to be sure I make myself clear.
CPack (2.8.3rcXX) **
> What would a 'debian/rules' file that used CPack look like?
The `debian/rules` file that is generated by my script does currently
not rely on CPack since CPack cannot generate more than one package.
What it currently does, is using CMake to install one component at a
time and then call dpkg to
Aaron Wright
From:
Daniel Pfeifer
To:
cmake@cmake.org
Date:
10/20/2010 09:31 AM
Subject:
Re: [CMake] Creating Debian source packages with CMake
Sent by:
cmake-boun...@cmake.org
Hi,
> Does it make sense to use CPack for debian packaging?
If you just want to build debian packages, then it
Hi,
> Does it make sense to use CPack for debian packaging?
If you just want to build debian packages, then it probably does not
make sense to use CPack. If however you want to build packages for a
range of platforms and you want to keep them consistent, then CPack
would be an excellent choice.
te:
10/20/2010 04:08 AM
Subject:
[CMake] Creating Debian source packages with CMake
Sent by:
cmake-boun...@cmake.org
Hi,
CPack, the packaging system that ships with CMake, builds
component-based installers for Mac OS X and Windows only. On Linux, the
packages generated by CPack are single, monoli
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From: Eric Noulard
Date: 2010/10/20
Subject: Re: [CMake] Creating Debian source packages with CMake
To: Daniel Pfeifer
2010/10/20 Daniel Pfeifer :
> Hi,
>
> CPack, the packaging system that ships with CMake, builds
&g
Hi,
CPack, the packaging system that ships with CMake, builds
component-based installers for Mac OS X and Windows only. On Linux, the
packages generated by CPack are single, monolithic units.
I hacked a CMake script that creates a single deb-src package, uploads
it to the Launchpad build service w
