[Cmake] about config

[William A. Hoffman]

CMake always generates some additional targets with visual studio.
The ALL_BUILD target is very useful to be able to build all of the
buildable projects in a workspace.  It is a simple custom target that
depends on all the other "buildable" targets in the project.  The INSTALL
target I suppose should not show up unless you use the INSTALL command.

You should never change a cmake generated project from the IDE as the changes
will be lost the next time cmake is run.   If you want header files, you can
add them in the source list for the target.  You can also create folders
with the SOURCE_GROUP command, like this:
SOURCE_GROUP(Resources FILES src1 src2 ...)


-Bill




At 04:56 AM 8/6/2004, Yixun Liu wrote:
>Hi,
> 
>The first question:
>I use cmakeList.txt to config my project enviroment. When I finish the cofig in the Cmakesetup, it generate three dsp: rebuildall, myproject and install. I do not know about the other two dsp: rebuildall and install except the myproject. Why not cmake only generate one dsp, namely myproject.dsp? This is my first question. Hope your help!
> 
>The second question:
>The initial config of myproject.dsp has no Header Files directory in the workspace, so I add a "Header File" dir in the myproject.dsp. However, each time I select the Build-rebuildAll, the MSVC reload the initial cofiguration of myproject and the 'Header Files" dir which I set up does not exist. Only I select Build-myproject.exe, can I maintain my configuration in myproject.dsp.  Additionally, I modify the source code of ITK and rebuild it, but when I rebuild myproject (which  need use the ITK ), MSVC tell me that" one or more files have been changed outside the VisualStudio, I need reload myproject.dsp" I do like this, but my configuration in my project does not exist and the configuration back to the initial stage. 
>How can I maintain my cofiguration in myproject.dsp?
> 
>Thank you in advance!
> 
>Best regards,
> 
>Yixun Liu
> 
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