I\'m using CMake and I want to try and make it so I have a subdirectory for it rather than files scattered through my project or the root of it.
I\'m developing a large project using Qt 4.6, CMake 2.8 and Visual Studio 2008 for the Windows platform.
Greetings all, I am trying to implement a QT Plugin with CMake. But this \"Q_EXPORT_PLUGIN2\" directive stops my class from compiling. I can compile the plugin if I commented this out,but it won\'t w
Greetings all, I use MinGW,QT and CMake for my project. As shown in the figure, my project has two modules.
Is it possible to use install(TARGETS ...) with targets that are defined in directories added with add_subdirectory?
I used CMAKE to create the Visual Studios C++ project for a library that I needed to build, and then I used VC++ to build the library.However, the time has come to rebuild the same library for cygwin
actually i create a CMake script to localize the DevIL library using MSYS/MinGW on win32 platform. I\'ve extend the origin FindDevIL CMake script to regard the MinGW root when try to find DevIL:
So far I haven\'t found this in the cmake documentation, but I need to link a program against a 32bit boost开发者_Go百科 library on my mac and I couldn\'t figure out how to tell cmake to look for the
I was wondering if there was a way (such as a commad) to move a directory filled with, say, image files, to the build directory using cmake 2.开发者_高级运维8.
we\'re building a cross-platform utility which must have a small footprint. We\'ve been pulling header files from boost as and when we need them but now we must link against some boost C++ thread code
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