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Mehdi Rabah wrote:
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Hi everyone,<br>
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I'm new to cmake, and there's something simple I don't know how to do.<br>
Here what I wrote in CMakeLists.txt so far:<br>
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project(test)<br>
subdirs(src)<br>
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and in src directory I have another CMakeLists.txt
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add_executable(testApp Applications/testApp.cpp) <br>
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and what I want is that the compilation result of testApp.cpp goes into
the ./bin directory, but by default it goes into ./src<br>
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from the 2.4.5 docs:<br>
ADD_SUBDIRECTORY(source_dir [binary_dir] [EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL])<br>
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You want:<br>
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PROJECT(test)<br>
ADD_SUBDIRECTORY(src bin)<br>
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Also, in src I have a lot of temporary files (cmake_install.cmake,
CMakeFiles, ...), how can I avoid having this in my subdirectories ? </blockquote>
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Do an out-of-directory build. Then your src tree is never polluted by
anything.<br>
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directory ?<br>
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If your project is very simple, yes.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Brandon Van Every<br>
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