According to the man pages for 2.4-patch 7 RC-6 on CMake.org, there is
a form of the INSTALL command for directories. After reading through
the description, I added a command to install a subdirectory into the
bin install directory:
INSTALL(DIRECTORY pipeline_approved DESTINATION bin)
i.e.
20060616 is a snapshot from CVS that is almost a year old now. You should
use the --help with your local CMake for what existed in CMake as of that
time...
Or - better yet - update to a more current CMake.
HTH,
David
On 5/22/07, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to the man
Um, I use a newer CMake, just read the docs on CMake.org which are
apparently older?
On 5/22/07, David Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
20060616 is a snapshot from CVS that is almost a year old now. You should
use the --help with your local CMake for what existed in CMake as of that
time...
Or -
Then the subject line of your original email is a typo? I'm sorry if I
offered silly advice, I thought you were using CMake 2.5-20060616...
On 5/22/07, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Um, I use a newer CMake, just read the docs on CMake.org which are
apparently older?
On 5/22/07,
No, not silly advice. I just use the documentation on cmake.org out of
habit, and they apparently don't keep it up to date. For a while,
apparently, during 2.4 CMake, there was an INSTALL(DIRECTORY ) form
available and they got rid of it.
A pity because other than that, there is no portable way
They did not get rid of it... It's fairly new functionality.
Newer than the CMake you are using.
(What's the output of cmake --version for you?)
Update your CMake and you will get INSTALL(DIRECTORY...
:-)
On 5/22/07, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, not silly advice. I just use
On 2007-05-22 13:53-0400 David Cole wrote:
They did not get rid of it... It's fairly new functionality.
Newer than the CMake you are using.
(What's the output of cmake --version for you?)
Update your CMake and you will get INSTALL(DIRECTORY...
:-)
All good advice. Also, Kent, have a look
