Le 04/01/12 16:16, Eric Noulard a écrit :
However, a general rule with CMake is to consider that cmake itself becomes
a requirement of your build system.
With CMake (at least currently) the developer/user cannot work without CMake
if the project (makefiles, IDE project files (Visual Studio, XCod
2012/1/4 Hertout Julien :
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> Is it possible to know why you need that?
>
> Of course.
> We develop software to help to develop applications for mobile phones. From
> a source code written in Java with our APIs we generate projects for JavaME,
> Android, Blackberry, WP7 and (almost) for iPhone. For
Le 04/01/12 12:54, Eric Noulard a écrit :
2012/1/4 Hertout Julien:
We need to generate Xcode projects but from a Windows environment.
Is it possible to know why you need that?
CMake generated project files are not meant to be relocatable
and they depend on CMake as well
So generating a pro
2012/1/4 Hertout Julien :
> We need to generate Xcode projects but from a Windows environment.
Is it possible to know why you need that?
CMake generated project files are not meant to be relocatable
and they depend on CMake as well
So generating a project file on a host that is not the one yo
We need to generate Xcode projects but from a Windows environment. CMake
does the job well on a MAC OS environment. However, it can't do it on a
Windows environment. I wonder if there are some technical reasons to it
or if it is just a choice made by the CMake development team since this
use ca
