CMake:OpenTasks: Difference between revisions
From KitwarePublic
Jump to navigationJump to search
Line 21: | Line 21: | ||
Not supported: | Not supported: | ||
The languages listed here don't have built-in support in CMake, still they can be used via ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND() | The languages listed here don't have built-in support in CMake, still they can be used via ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND() | ||
* C#: would be nice to have | * C#: would be nice to have |
Revision as of 19:22, 6 February 2008
Support for major buildsystems
Supported:
- make, MSVC, XCode, Eclipse, KDevelop, CodeBlocks
Missing:
- Some generic file format, maybe XML based, so that it would be easy to process. Maybe ant may be a good candidate. This might also help the Java support in CMake. Any takers ?
Support for programming languages
Fully supported:
- C, C++
- Fortran (CMake >= 2.6.0)
More or less fully supported:
- Java: there may be some issues relating to Java packages and subdirectories
- Assembler: is in CMake cvs, but needs more testing and feedback
- Objective C: may work if the compiler (gcc) knows how to handle these files
- Ada: not yet in cvs, but support exists (in PlPlot)
- D: not in cvs, but support exists: http://www.dsource.org/projects/cmaked
Not supported:
The languages listed here don't have built-in support in CMake, still they can be used via ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND()
- C#: would be nice to have
- Pascal: shouldn't be too hard, volunteers ?
- OCaml: really strange to build, may be hard to integrate
Operating systems
Supported:
- all major OSs, except the ones listed below
Need improvement:
- OpenBSD: library versioning scheme #2470
Not supported:
- VMS, OS/2, DOS, DJGPP
CMake language features
- parentheses in conditions: if((a OR b) AND (c OR d))
I guess square brackets would be acceptable too (just in case this would easier for the parser): if( [a OR b] AND [c OR d] ) (#6191)
- some way to define custom command line arguments
- fine grained flags (per source etc.), AFAIK is being worked on
- better (PCRE) regexps, is being worked on
- abstraction of compiler flags (being worked on ?)