[Cmake] echo --> @echo

[Bill Hoffman]

I guess they were removed when the .SILENT was added, but if you turn
on VERBOSE makefiles, the .SILENT is removed.   They can be added,
for the next major release.

-Bill


At 04:44 AM 6/19/2003, Jan Woetzel wrote:

>Hi,
>
>it would be nice if an "@" (at) could be added before every "echo" in the makefiles.
>echo -->  @echo
>
>
>That solves the problem of twice printing if CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE is on.
>For some targets (e.g. install) there is already the @"at", but for the ".o" files it's missing.
>I refer to the Linux version 1.6.7 of cmake/ccmake.
>
>Example part of generated makefile:
>mytest.o: /home/jw/source/mytest.cpp
>       echo "Building object file mytest.o..."
>
>should become:
>mytest.o: /home/jw/source/mytest.cpp
>      @echo "Building object file mytest.o..."
>
>
>Best regards,
>Jan.
>
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