[CMake] configuring error with visual studio.net

[David Cole]

It sounds like maybe you accidentally configured for Visual Studio .NET 
*2003* the first time through. Once you have a generator selected and a 
CMakeCache.txt file has been generated, you can't change it unless you 
wipe out the binary tree and start over.

Try again with an empty binary tree to start with and see if it still 
happens. Be very careful to choose Visual Studio .NET 2002 the first 
time you configure.


Hope this helps,
David


ilker hacıhaliloğlu wrote:

> hi all
>
> i was using the cmake 2.06 Windows (Non-Admin) version
>
> last night while i was configuring vtk i come up with a message ll
>
>
>/"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)"
>
>
>after that when i tried to do 
>/
>
> after that when i tried to use itk i am still getting the same message
> i was using cmake and itk without problem till know . but after i 
> tried to configure vtk ican not do anythink more
>
> what should i doo i have microsoft visual studio.net 
> <http://studio.net> 2002 as a compiler
>
> when i choose visual ssutio7 in cmake it automatically chooses visual 
> studio.net <http://studio.net> 2003
>
> ilker
>
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