[Insight-developers] Re: [vtk-developers] Re: [Cmake] RE: [Insight-developers] Changes toCMake

[Bill Hoffman]

There is no way to know what is in the cache until you process ALL the CMakeList.txt
files.   Since the generation process is not that long, it is done twice.  We could
leave out the generation, and just parse the files, but I really don't think it would
make that much difference in the time it takes to run.  On unix, the depends are not 
generated on the first pass that generates the cache.  On windows with the dsp files, 
we don't compute depends, so it is the same both ways.

-Bill


At 11:50 PM 5/21/2001 +0100, John Biddiscombe wrote:

>>You edit the cache after it has run the first time.
>
>I don't understand why one has to edit the cache at all. It seems bizarre to run the code once. Generate half the settings then run it again to do the rest. Why can't it be designed so that you enter your parameters and then just go (once)? (What have I missed?)
>
>JB
>
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