It is alright now Alex. When I put the INSTALL paths in the actual
directories themselves, rather than the top directory, it all worked
fine. It put the executable in 'Program Files' which I really did not
expect, and missed it.
Basically, I had the main directory, GPMAD, and three subdirec
On Tuesday 10 June 2008, Michael Salt wrote:
> Thanks Alex,
>
> The trouble is that at the moment, my targets (.exe, .dll) are built
> in a directory within the 'build' folder. Of course, the contents of
> the build folder are not generated until I run cmake, so I actually
> have nowhere to put the
Thanks Alex,
The trouble is that at the moment, my targets (.exe, .dll) are built
in a directory within the 'build' folder. Of course, the contents of
the build folder are not generated until I run cmake, so I actually
have nowhere to put the CMakeLists.txt file. I do not want to create
t
On Monday 09 June 2008, Michael Salt wrote:
> Hello All,
>
...
> There are two other directories, gmadParser and CUDA, each containing
> an add_libraries() command.
>
> When I generate a Visual Studio 9 project, I get the following error
> message...
> "CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:9 (INSTALL):
>
Hello All,
This is my first cmake post, please be gentle.
I have a cmake project that consists of a top level, and then three
sublevels which contain the individual projects. At this moment,
compilation happens without fault, but runtime fails due to DLLs not
being in the correct place.
