[Cmake] Re: .NET and cvs version of cmake

[Steve Pieper]

Follow up to my earlier post: I figured out that it was the cache 
settings that were getting in my way.  By creating a new build target 
directory things look much better and seem to be working fine.

So, convert this question into a couple feature requests: (1) a warning 
dialog that you can't change the version for an existing build 
directory, or (2) even better, the ability to convert a build directory 
from 6 to 7 without re-entering all the paths and settings.

Anyway, thanks for CMake - it's a great tool.

-Steve


Steve Pieper wrote:
> 
> Hi -
> 
> I'm trying to use CMakeSetup with Visual Studio 7 (a.k.a .NET).  So I 
> got and built the latest CMake from cvs earlier today.  Now when I 
> select Visual Studio 7 from the option menu, every time I click 
> Configure, the option goes back to Visual Studio 6.  I can reset it to 7 
> before clicking Ok, but the .dsp files end up being generated for 6.
> 
> Visual Studio .NET goes into an infirnite loop trying to convert the 
> version 6 files into version 7 files -- probably related to the long 
> lines mentioned in the cmake list archives.
> 
> Any suggestions about how I can generate the verion 7 files?
> 
> Maybe I didn't install the new CMakeSetup.exe correctly?  I built it 
> using VC6.0 on another machine and copied the .exe files from the Source 
> directory to my CMake/bin dir...
> 
> Thanks,
> Steve
>