John Doe wrote:
I was able to setup the compiler using a file similar to Bill's.
Unfortunately it appears that cygwin cmake is passing the unix paths
to cl.exe on my Windows Vista 64 system.
What command line options for cmake will allow the compiler tests to
pass. I tried -DWIN32=1 and -DCMAKE
I was able to setup the compiler using a file similar to Bill's.
Unfortunately it appears that cygwin cmake is passing the unix paths
to cl.exe on my Windows Vista 64 system.
What command line options for cmake will allow the compiler tests to
pass. I tried -DWIN32=1 and -DCMAKE_CL_64=1, but neit
Am Freitag 30 Mai 2008 20:36:02 schrieb Bill Hoffman:
> Stefan Buschmann wrote:
> > Thanks! I finally got it to work now. The problem was that invoking the
> > script does not really "export" the variables to the shell - so in my
> > own tests, "cmake" had it's environment variables set right, beca
Stefan Buschmann wrote:
Thanks! I finally got it to work now. The problem was that invoking the
script does not really "export" the variables to the shell - so in my
own tests, "cmake" had it's environment variables set right, because I
invoked it directly from the script, but when running "mak
Thanks! I finally got it to work now. The problem was that invoking the
script does not really "export" the variables to the shell - so in my
own tests, "cmake" had it's environment variables set right, because I
invoked it directly from the script, but when running "make" later, the
variables
Stefan Buschmann wrote:
Hi all!
I'm trying to build my project on Windows using "GNU Makefiles" and
cl.exe under Cygwin. I'm using CMake-2.6-patch 0 and Microsoft Visual
Studio 2008 Professional.
Here is my setup:
export CC=cl
export CXX=cl
export INCLUDE="C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
Hi all!
I'm trying to build my project on Windows using "GNU Makefiles" and
cl.exe under Cygwin. I'm using CMake-2.6-patch 0 and Microsoft Visual
Studio 2008 Professional.
I know this issue has come up every now and then, and it seems that it
should not be too hard to set this up. However, aft