[CMake] CMake on QNX RTOS

[Alex Brooks]

Hi Brad,

No-one was building anything under QNX for a while, and during that time
someone un-plugged clover (our QNX build machine) so no builds were
 submitted. QNX development (using CMake) is about to ramp up again though,
 so we've found another QNX machine to do CMake builds and locked it in our
 server room.

It seems like some things have changed since clover was submitting builds
 that have broken the QNX build.  Ross (CC'd) has fixes so that everything
 builds under QNX, and is the guy handling this stuff now.  Can you let him
 know what the best way to submit these changes is?  Once this is working
 we'll get regular dashboard submissions going again.


Thanks,

Alex

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 10:10 am, Brad King wrote:
> Tim Arney wrote:
> > I'm trying to build CMake v2.0.5 on QNX 6.3 (a platform not known to be
> > supported) and with a bit of fiddling around I can get it to build fine,
>
> Great!  It's always good to try "Cross-Platform Make" on another
> platform.  We'd be interested in the changes you need to make to get it
> working with all the tests passing, and I'll be glad to help you proceed.
>
> In order to fully support the platform, the following needs to be done:
>
> 1.) Changes to get CMake to build and all tests to pass on that platform
> need to be made to the CVS version rather than 2.0.5.
>
> 2.) A nightly build on the platform should be configured to submit tests
> on a daily basis to the dashboard:
>
> http://public.kitware.com/dashboard.php?name=cmake
>
> That way we can keep it working.  If you are interested in helping with
> either or both of these steps we'd appreciate the support.  In return
> we'll keep it working on your platform with minimal effort on your part.
>
>  > but then when I try to run any of the executables I get this:
> >
> > /bin/sh: ./cmake: Attempting to exec a shared lib
>
> This means you are specifying the wrong options for
> CMAKE_CXX_LINK_EXECUTABLE in the Modules/Platform file you created.  The
> linker is generating a shared library instead of an executable.  If you
> didn't set this variable in the Modules/Platform file then look at the
> flags used by the setting in Modules/CMakeDefaultMakeRuleVariables.cmake.
>
> -Brad
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