2010/9/12 Mateusz Loskot <[email protected]> > Once the CMake configuration is ready, the build directory with VS > projects, etc. will just go and the problem will be solved. >
Perfect. BTW, I build this way: > > git pull <URL> soci-src > mkdir build > cd build > cmake ../soci-src > > Certainly, no difference to your approach. > Except, in my case there is no clash with currently existing build > directory. I understand. Just FYI, note that, when packaging for standard Linux distributions (at least Fedora/RedHat, but I suspect it is the same on many others), the building process un-pack the source tar-ball and change directory to the project root. Usually, we (the packagers) do not know what is outside the project top directory, and we may not even have a write access to it, and we do not know either how the project top directory is named (so, it is recommended not to change directory to outside of the project). But do it as you prefer/feel. It is just my "packager" contribution. Cheers D
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