I successfully switched to Linux, and I really start to love it. Except that I can\'t link code against Boost libraries that are non-header only.
I have a CMake project for a Qt based application using plugins. The standard way to create a plugin is CMake (on all platforms) is with:
I have a CMakeLists.txt that I use to generate Eclipse CDT project files for my project. Now I added a dependencie to my project that has its own CMakeLists.txt. In my own list file I added add_subdir
In my project directory I have some 3rd party frameworks, namely SFML, that I need to copy into the开发者_运维技巧 app bundle when I build my app. Any clean way to do that (maybe like the Copy Files B
I have built a server binary using cmake (and also make) for arm and x86 targets. I am able to run my server on arm using correct linking paths for RPATH, for example populating CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH. H
I need to create several different rpm\'s (deb\'s) (with different list of files) from one CMake project.
I have this simple code: #in开发者_Go百科clude <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <GL/glew.h>
I get the error cannot find -lpthreadGC2 开发者_运维技巧 when building my program. The strange thing is that it is definitly there. I build using cmake, in combinition with Eclipse and MingW. All
According to this, I have 3 options to use cmake in Eclipse CDT for C++. None of them works. The first is because I use out-of-source builds and the limitations of the generator is so lame. Also, it
I need some pointers/advice on how to automatically generate CMakeLists.txt files for CMake. Does anyone know of any existing generators? I\'ve checked the ones listed in the CMake Wiki but unfortunat
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