[cmake] current_dir

[Sören Freudiger]

Hi

Is there a way to find out in which directory I am?

 

We have this kind of structure:

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/proj/source/package1/a.h

/proj/source/package1/a.h

/proj/source/package1/CMakePackage.txt

/proj/source/package2/b.h

/proj/source/package2/b.cpp

/proj/source/package2/CMakePackage.txt

/proj/source/tester/CMakeLists.txt

 

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 “CMakePackage.txt”

SET(SUBDIRPATH /proj/source/package1)

GLOB cpp and h file in $ SUBDIRPATH




 

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“CMakeLists.txt”




INCLUDE(“/proj/source/package1/CMakePakage.txt”)

INCLUDE(“/proj/source/package2/CMakePakage.txt”)




 

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Okay, is there a way for replace 

SET(SUBDIRPATH /proj/source/package1)?

 

Note: this is a simplified example!!!!

 

SirAnn

 

 

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