[Cmake] Build failure under Sun Workshop 5.0

Bill Hoffman bill.hoffman at kitware.com
Wed May 9 08:31:19 EDT 2001


In the near future the compile flags will be part of cmake, and in
the CMakeCache.txt file, so you will be able to change them before
your application compiles, and after cmake is built.   I am working
on this now, I will let you know when it is ready.

In the long run, it is expected that cmake will be installed on the 
machine as a separate application, like the compiler or gmake in 
/usr/local/bin or Program Files/CMake.

-Bill


At 01:06 AM 5/9/2001 -0400, Amitha Perera wrote:
>CMake fails to build under WorkShop 5.0 on Solaris 8 when
>-instances=static or -instances=semiexplicit. It works when
>-instances=extern.
>
>I have compile logs if anyone wants to see them.
>
>On a slightly different topic, it may be good to have different
>compile flags for building (bootstrapping) CMake than for building the
>project itself, because the configure time flags for the compiler
>could be "funny". Or else, the flags should be identical. What I'm
>thinking of is this: if I wanted to play with full implicit templates,
>I may call ./configure thus:
>
>  CC=gcc CXX=g++ CXXFLAGS="-fimplicit-templates -frtti" ../src/configure
>
>Clearly, depending on what I wanted to experiment with, the flags
>could get could weird--weird enough that CMake may not build. So, in
>the same way that CMake has a simple makefile for bootstrapping, it
>should have well-known compiler flags for bootstrapping.
>
>Amitha.
>
>
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