[CMake] Re: Out of source build and KDevelop

[Bill Hoffman]

I ran this on the CMake project and ended up with this:

./CMake.kdevelop
./CMake.kdevelop.filelist  //empty
./Source/CMake.kdevelop
./Source/CMake.kdevelop.filelist  // most of the files
./Source/CTest/Curl/CMake.kdevelop
./Source/CTest/Curl/CMake.kdevelop.filelist
./Source/CursesDialog/form/CMake.kdevelop
./Source/CursesDialog/form/CMake.kdevelop.filelist
./Source/kwsys/CMake.kdevelop
./Source/kwsys/CMake.kdevelop.filelist
./Utilities/CMake.kdevelop
./Utilities/CMake.kdevelop.filelist
./Utilities/cmexpat/CMake.kdevelop
./Utilities/cmexpat/CMake.kdevelop.filelist

I think it should look like the visual studio 7 projects.
Like this:

./CMake.sln  // contains all targets in cmake
./Source/CTest/Curl/LIBCURL.sln  // This is a sub project of CMake that can be loaded by itself
./Source/kwsys/cmsys.sln  // this is a sub project of CMake
./Utilities/cmexpat/CMEXPAT.sln  // this is another sub project

The names should be the project name and not repeated.

-Bill



At 06:59 PM 10/14/2004, Alexander Neundorf wrote:
>Hi,  
>  
>attached you can find a patch against current cmake cvs which makes the  
>kdevelop generator work as expected (at least by me). It is also slightly 
>cleaned up. 
>It works together with the newly introduced <filelistdirectory> tag in  
>kdevelop, which will be part of kdevelop from the next version on (3.1.2)  
>and from current cvs, both HEAD and KDE_3_3_BRANCH.  
>With this patch cmake generates a project file and a filelist file for  
>every CMakeLists.txt which contains targets. The files are created in the  
>buidl dir, they only refer to the source dir as the project dir (so that  
>kdevelop finds the files). Nothing is created inside the source dir.  
>  
>Please commit :-)  
>  
>Bye  
>Alex  
>  
>
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