2010/9/12 Mateusz Loskot <[email protected]> > > 1. A small thing: usually (for other projects using CMake), there is no > > "build" directory, as it is the one we create to build temporary objects > > with CMake and makefiles. So, we could maybe rename that directory? > > Yes, indeed. Are you referring to the setting in root CMakeLists.txt: >
In pristine Boost (http://svn.boost.org/svn/boost/trunk), for instance, the build tools are located in a tools/build sub-directory. Hence, there is no "build" directory directly under the root directory. It is the same in the CMake-enabled Boost ( git://gitorious.org/~zeuner/boost/zeuners-boost-cmake.git<git://gitorious.org/%7Ezeuner/boost/zeuners-boost-cmake.git> ). To be clear, the usual way to build a project with CMake (at least, from what I saw until now) is something like: cd <myproject root directory> mkdir build cd build cmake .. make cd .. # Clean everything rm -rf build
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