Kevin Sapper <[email protected]> writes: > Hi Frank, > > I didn't create the build-cmake.gsl file which builds the > CMakeLists.txt. As far as I know the mingw build is generated with > build-mingw32.gsl. Probably the build-cmake.gsl needs some further > tweaking to work in zproject. All the *.gsl files have been copied from > czmq. The ones for autotools have been tweaked by me to work in a > standalone setup. > > Regarding the CMakeLists.txt as your "One file to rule them all.", > zproject gives you: > > * Automatically generated/updated project header > * Automatically generated prelude file for cross platform > interoperability > * Header/Source stubs for new classes according to czmq style guide > > I hope this answers your questions, sometimes I write stuff that is > totally self explanatory to me but confusing to others :)
:) I have to used czmq uptonow, only libzmq so please excuse the 'strange' questions! What is the zproject workflow: This is something you do once, or would you do it repeatedly? For example if I would like a new #define or #include directory added to the Makefile, would I edit the gsl and rerun or would I edit the generated code? Skeleton generator sounds like running once? And if I have my project ready: Would you recommend distributing the gsl setup or the generated code? Anyway I have put this gsl stuff on my list for slow days. Thanks! kind regards Frank _______________________________________________ zeromq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
