[Cmake] problems running cmake with VS 7 .net

[William A. Hoffman]

When you switch compilers you have to delete all the files in the 
ITKbuilt directory.  You should pick Visual Studio 7 for 2002 version.

-Bill



At 06:18 PM 1/3/2004, Vera Kettnaker wrote:
>I'm trying to compile ITK with cmake. I've specified the source and build directories as E:\ITKsource and E:\ITKbuilt, and selected Visual Studio 7 .NET 2003 as the compiler.
>I actually have the 2002 version, but that wasn't an option. In any case, when I press
>"Configure", I get an error window with the following message:
>"The C compilter "cl" is not able to compile a simple test program. It fails with the following output:
>Microsoft(R) Development Environment Version 7.00.9466.
>Copyright(C) Microsoft Corp 1984-2001. All rights reserved.
>The selected file is not a valid Visual Studio solution file.
>CMake will not be able to correctly generate thie project.
>(Press Candel to suppress any further messages)"
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>I've ran cl from the command line many times to compile programs with other scripts, so I don't
>think anything is w rong with cl. I also tried to use VS 6.0 (which I also have installed on my computer), I ran vcvars32.bat to make that version of cl the default, and tried to select "Visual Studio 6" in the CMake interface, but when I press the Configure button, the compiler selection always changes back to Visual Studio 7 .NET 2003 and then fails in the same way.
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>Does anybody know what the problem is? Thanks.
>
>Vera
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