[CMake] Re: Out of source build and KDevelop

[William A. Hoffman]

When you load the project into kdevelop, and you load the top level
project, does it also load the other projects?   Why do you want
them all to be called CMake?  For example, cmake contains the Curl project
as a sub project.   Why should you load the project CMAke to build Curl?
How does kdevelop treat these sub-projects?  Does it load them all when
you load the top one?   

-Bill



> 
>Well, I can put all source files into the top level kdevelop project. There
>remains 
>the problem, that currently kdevelop always calls make in the "build dir" of
>the 
>project, and there is ony one build dir for one project. So, the top level
>kdevelop 
>project can contain all files, but "make" will always make the whole
>project. The 
>subdirectory project files should stay as they are I think. 
>Would this be better ? 
> 
>Bye 
>Alex 
> 
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