I have a CMakeLists.txt in my project root and one in my /src folder. The one in the /src folder only contains a variable with the .cpp files (set (SOURCEFILES main.cpp foo.cpp)) and in the root CMake
I\'m currently switching the build system of my Qt application from qmake to cmake. While trying to cross-compile for Windows with MinGW (static Qt build), I came across a strange problem I cannot exp
In a CMakeLists.txt file, is there a way to detect the highest level of SSE available, and save it to CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS? In other words, I\'d like to be able to write 开发者_JS百科something like:
I\'ve got a large code base that builds fine using a old custom build system cobbled together using bunch of bash scripts and simple Makefiles recursively combined.
I\'m new to cmake. Are there any good tutorials that go deeper into the matter? Are there any articles about \"good pra开发者_StackOverflow中文版ctices\" with cmake?
I\'m trying to create a CMake hierarchy for an application that uses libpng. Libpng requires zlib. Since a CMakeLists.txt is distributed with both zlib and libpng my first idea was to make the follow
I am working with a rather sizeable library which uses CMake for compilation/linking. I need to add some functionality, thus I need to add some classes to the library. The problem is that when I add e
I am trying to debug an intermittent parallel build issue in my cmake bui开发者_C百科ld system around some generated files. It is however difficult to reliably test or reproduce the issue.
I am trying to port a big project from gcc (Linux) to msvc (windows), using cmake and boost libraries.
I don\'t understand how to configure project and handling command line options using CMake. I need to set variables of directories of 3rd party library (for example Poco and GTest).