Dear cmake users,
I would like to launch a command after ALL the targets are build (think
of e.g. displaying a small message). I could achieve this with an
ad-hoc ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND( TARGET target POST_BUILD COMMAND ...)
at the condition of knowing the name of cmake's internal global buil
You could add a custom target that depends on all the other targets in your
project.
On 12/6/06, Eric BOIX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear cmake users,
I would like to launch a command after ALL the targets are build (think
of e.g. displaying a small message). I could achieve this with
Dear David Cole,
Quoting David Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You could add a custom target that depends on all the other targets in your
> project.
True enough. But for big projects this places a global constraint on all
CMakeLists.txt maintainers who get to update the custom global target
d
What's the motivation behind your question?
(1) Do you want to do this custom command at the end of *every* developer's
*every* call to make from your top level?
(2) Or do you want to post an automatic build from a build machine when the
build is 'done'...?
(3) Something else?
For (2), I'd recom
Dear David,
Quoting David Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> What's the motivation behind your question?
It's just an end user demand. I'm porting from the autotools to Cmake.
With the autotools makefiles the building users were used to get a simple
final message echoed on their terminal going l
