[CMake] Using CMake for embedded project

[Alexander Neundorf]

Von: kitts <kitts.mailinglists at gmail.com>

> Hi All,
>  
> I am new to using CMake and have been introduced to it only after the
> big KDE news. I have since studied its capability and was excited with
> its simplicity as compared to the autotools. :-)
> 
> I am currently in the process of shifting an existing custom makefile
> based 
> project to CMake for easier and superior maintenance. The project is for 
> embedded systems and is used on multiple architecture processors and 
> several board designs of each supported architecture. Think of it like
> the Linux kernel. The following are a set of goals that I would like to
> achieve with CMake.
>  
> 1)     Allow selection of components to be built. Each component 
> (sub-project) is located under a subfolder of the root.
> 2)     Build debug and release versions for each of the board/arch by
> just 
> issuing one command.
> 3)     Support multiple compilers, cross compilers depending on the 
> architecture. (mostly GCC, but it could be another like Metrowerks)
> 4)     Support code that is specific to board, specific to
> architecture and 
> common to all.
>  
> The first was easy to do but I’m lost wrt the other two. Besides that,
> is it 
> possible to list supported architectures and supported boards under each 
> architecture? I mean, like using OPTION() shows two values (ON/OFF), can 

Is this for an embedded linux project or some other OS ?
Then maybe this helps:

http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT6762290643.html

Bye
Alex

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