[Cmake] CMake not changing runtime variables

[Nathan Smith]

The project has a base directory and two subdirectories: Common and
Unsorted, and each of Common and Unsorted had a CMakeCache.txt file in
them. I deleted that file in Unsorted and it didn't come back. But the
build is still not recognizing my changes to c++ flags. Furthermore, after
I ran ccmake/etc, before I did any make, I ran a "grep -r "Wall" *" (-Wall
being the flag I added to the c++ flags), and nothing came up.

A while back I added the flag -Wno-deprecated, and that still pops up
everytime I run ccmake, even if I don't add it into the flags. So this
makes me think that ccmake is looking at old configuration files
somewhere.. could this be a problem of changing my cmake version in the
middle of the build? I went from 1.7 to 1.6. Thanks

Nate



 On Mon, 17
Mar 2003, William A. Hoffman wrote:

> There should only be one CMakeCache.txt file per project, so something
> strange is going on.   Can you give a more detailed example?
>
> -Bill
>
>
> At 06:44 PM 3/17/2003 -0500, Nathan Smith wrote:
> >Hello, cmake is not correctly reflecting changes that I make to runtime
> >variables. For instance, I will delete CMakeCache.txt in the base and
> >subdirectories of the build, rerun ccmake, enter in -Wall for c++ flags,
> >configure, generate, and -Wall doesn't show up as one of the flags. Anyone
> >have any ideas? Thanks
> >
> >Nate
> >
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