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Eric NOULARD
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2010-11-12 14:10
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I'm using CodeBlocks generator from time to time
(mainly on Windows) I don't get your point
may be you could provide a small minimal example
which exhibit the trouble? |
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Alex Neundorf
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2010-11-12 14:17
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Hi Bob :-)
is Marcus working on this ?
Because for me the description is a bit insufficient.
Is there a problem with the ExternalProject-support from Dave when using the CodeBlocks generator ?
Or do you mean that there is only a codeblocks project file generated for the toplevel cmake-project ?
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(0023223)
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Marcus D. Hanwell
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2010-11-12 14:20
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Alex, I have most of this written and agreed to finish it off and commit it. It is a little more general - we need to ensure the extra generator part is not lost when passing it into the external projects. |
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Marcus D. Hanwell
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2010-11-12 19:48
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Commit 74e49aa should address this issue. It is on the stage, and I will merge it into next in the morning. It is topic EP-extra-generator if you want to try it before then. You can safely copy this into your own project's CMake module path to override the provided external project code. I will be removing a fair few lines from Titan once this is in there. |
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Marcus D. Hanwell
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2010-11-13 13:53
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That is in next, if you have a project where you want to use it copying ExternalProject.cmake into the module path will be enough - I did this in Titan and removed all special handling of the extra generator variable from Titan itself. |
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(0023347)
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Marcus D. Hanwell
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2010-11-17 10:48
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This has been merged into CMake master, and will be in the next CMake release. |
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