Thanks! FYI, I've created some macros to do the copying. Haven't
thoroughly tested them yet, but they appear to be working.
MACRO(COPY_FILE_IF_CHANGED in_file out_file target)
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND (
TARGET ${target}
POST_BUILD
COMMAND$
2009/1/30 Jonatan Bijl :
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> I have now set up the tree so that the executables can be run
> immediately from where they are created. I use configure_file to copy
> the files. The problem is now, that every time I do a re-configure, the
> files (including a dll that is very big) are copied. Is ther
I use the following to copy some test files from one directory to
another:
SET (HDF5_REFERENCE_TEST_FILES
tnullspace.h5
family_v1.7_3.h5
family_v1.7_1.h5
mergemsg.h5
tbogus.h5
tbad_msg_count.h5
group_new.h5
deflate.h5
noencoder.h5
family_v1.7_0.h5
le_extlink1.h
>> I have created an out-of-source build tree (on Windows), with the
>> installation directory as a subfolder of the build trees. The idea is
>> that the compiled binary requires some DLL's, images, 3D models and
>> configuration files, at a location relative to the executable. If the
>> files are
My personal suggestion would be to use the plain MakeFiles generator
and then inside eclipse create a "C++ Makefile" project. You can then
point the project settings at the build directory to find the makefile
and also tell eclipse to use "make all install" as the build command
instead of p
On 26. Jan, 2009, at 12:24, Jonatan Bijl wrote:
Hi,
I have created an out-of-source build tree (on Windows), with the
installation directory as a subfolder of the build trees. The idea is
that the compiled binary requires some DLL's, images, 3D models and
configuration files, at a location r
