[Cmake] Command to specify "non-source" files

[Bill Hoffman]

I added .in as a header file only.  Perhaps the algorithm should be
changed to look for .cxx .C and other files we know are compiled, and
if it is not one of those set it to header only.


You can create source groups in cmake:

      SOURCE_GROUP(name regex)
      Defines a new source group.  Any file whose name matches the regular
      expression will be placed in this group.  The LAST regular expression
      of all defined SOURCE_GROUPs that matches the file will be selected.


-Bill


At 10:14 PM 3/17/2002 -0500, Amitha Perera wrote:
>Prompted by Fred's message from a while ago (below), I wonder if CMake
>should have a separate command to specify non-compiled files, such as
>header files and these .in files. Perhaps with some way to give them a
>title. This would enable, under Visual Studio, for people to edit
>these files in a single environment, and it could potentially be used
>for any other IDE. Something like
>  AUXILLARY_FILES( "Headers"  a.h b.h c.h )
>
>Or perhaps CMake should simply classify any "non-source" file as a
>header file.
>
>Thoughts?
>
>Thanks,
>Amitha.
>
>
>On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 02:56:06PM -0500, Wheeler, Fred (CRD) wrote:
>> vxl/vcl/CMakeListsHeaders.txt contains the following
>> 
>> SOURCE_FILES( vcl_sources
>>   vcl_where_root_dir.h.in
>>   vcl_config_compiler.h.in
>>   vcl_config_headers.h.in
>>   vcl_config_manual.h.in
>> 
>>   vcl_algorithm.h
>>   vcl_bitset.h
>>   vcl_cassert.h
>>   ...
>> 
>> CMake seems to think that the "*.in" files are source code that should be compiled with the compiler.
>> It generates nmakefiles that try to build vcl_where_root_dir.h.obj.  I'm using today's CVS source for
>> cmake (and vxl).
>> 
>> Should this be fixed by removing the "*.in" files from the SOURCE_FILES command, or
>> is this a cmake problem?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Fred Wheeler
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