[CMake] Problems to get one target installed at several places
Stefan Granqvist
grankis at msn.com
Fri Jan 14 03:38:26 EST 2005
Hi,
I am currently using CMake 2.0.3 on a Solaris platform. I would like to
install the same target at several places in the installation tree, by using
several INSTALL_TARGET commands, e.g.
INSTALL_TARGET(/usr/bin myprogram)
INSTALL_TARGET(/usr/local/bin myprogram)
This does not work, only the last written command is executed by "make
install". I have also tries INSTALL_FILES and INSTALL_PROGRAMS.
INSTALL_FILES does the job to install at several places but clears the
execution flags in the file protection bits for the installed files.
INSTALL_PROGRAMS on the other hand, indeed can handle multiple install
places and sets the execution bits.
However, when using INSTALL_PROGRAMS I have to include the full path to the
binary file to install because the binary is not build into the
PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR. If that path includes anything that can be treated as a
regular expression character, a command like
INSTALL_PROGRAMS(/usr/local/bin ../bin/myprogram) causes nothing to be
installed, because it is interpreted as a reg-exp variant of
INSTALL_PROGRAMS.
Indeed I can fool the command to be interpreted as non-rexexp by listing two
programs to be installed. I can get what I want by writing something like
INSTALL_PROGRAMS(/usr/local/bin ../bin/myprogram ../bin/myprogram)
INSTALL_PROGRAMS(/usrl/bin ../bin/myprogram ../bin/myprogram)
Well, that works but it is ugly to install everything twice.
Does anyone have any clues to get this to work nicely? One can argue that a
target indeed only should be installed in one place, but I have a legacy
situation when I am adapting CMake to produce the same result as an old
makefile-based system which creates a install structure with several install
locations the same target. Can the non-documented restriction of
INSTALL_TARGET be removed/corrected in some future release?
/Stefan
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