Hi,
I'm new to the cmake tool trying to find out how to apply
this best to our system. Here's a problem I would like
to know how to do best:
Assume following setup:
- /projects/libs/one
- /projects/libs/two
- /projects/apps/first
- /projects/apps/two
Both
2010/10/29 Thomas Lehmann t.lehm...@rtsgroup.net
Hi,
I’m new to the cmake tool trying to find out how to apply
this best to our system. Here’s a problem I would like
to know how to do best:
Assume following setup:
- /projects/libs/one
- /projects/libs/two
-
At the end you can see a version which was working well
but we found it somewhat complicated with the paths.
1) Write a single CMake-enabled project with which you may build all
or part of the project
2) Write several separate CMake-enabled project which are inter-
dependant?
I would
2010/10/29 Thomas Lehmann t.lehm...@rtsgroup.net:
At the end you can see a version which was working well
but we found it somewhat complicated with the paths.
I did not see any attachment or inline copy of CMakeLists.txt
[...]
and for each app there will be some
