I am using Kdevelop4, and would like to use a default CMake c++ project. My plan is to partition my application into programs, several shared libraries, and I would like to have a separate project bu
We have defined our own ADD_EXECUTABLE macro (TDS_ADD_EXECUTABLE) for our cmake files which handles some nice internal functionality for us.
I have a IT++ Project for implementing Turbo Codes which works fine with the Makefile. I have another C++ project which I am developing in QT.
I\'m trying to create a C++ CI environment by using CDash. I\'ve got CDash running on my computer and I can send some results to it from the CDash clients, by running the ctest manually.
I have a lib I installed by hand (to /usr/local) on a Linux system (Eigen3, by the way). There is a FindEigen3.cmake bundled with the lib but that is not installed anywhere by default.
I hope you can help me. I have a simple CMakeLists.txt in order to build my project on Leopard 10.5.8.
There was already a Thread which did not help really. I want to be able to link for example Foo.libfor Release Config and Foo_d.lib for Debug Config , how can I achieve this?
I am trying to generate an XCode project with CMake, but I ran into some problems. CMake generates the project fine, but afterwards it becomes apparent that it hasn\'t linked to the Foundation and UI
Let me setup the problem real quick.I have a library \"serial\" that depends on boost and it is setup in cmake and I have a Findserial.cmake that gets installed to help my second library \"xbow_400\"
In CMakeLists.txt have a library called \"library.dll\". I want to add a post build event to copy the resulting file to a different directory. The documentation says to use generator events, but it\'s
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