I want a project to be buildable with both GNU Make (on Linux) and NMake (on Windows). Obviously, I can have the makefiles called Makefile and Nmakefile and build by using make and nmake /F Nmakefile
In a makefile for GNU Make I use this idiom to test whether a file exists: static: ifeq ($(wildcard $(FileName)),)
How do I use CMake with Visual Studio 201开发者_运维技巧0 on the command line? With Visual C++ Express Edition (2010) I would type:
I\'ve inherited some C99 code that I\'m planing on reusing in a C++-centric solution. Unfortunately, even Microsoft\'s latest compiler has virtually no support for non-trivial C99 features.
I am doing something like this: all: @SET /p filecontent= < 开发者_StackOverflowsomefile.txt @echo %filecontent%
I\'m using Detours library from microsoft, and I was using the 32bit version (which is free). I\'m now on a 64-bit installation of windows 7 and I can\'t seem to compile Detours with nmake.
I am in the process of trying to build putty tray, a variant of putty, from source on a Windows 7 system. I need to build it, not just download it, because I need to implement some additional function
C_DEFINES=$(C_DEFINES) -D_PRODUCT_A //C_DEFINES=$(C_DEFINES) -D_PRODUCT_B #ifdef PRODUCT_A // <- I want to d开发者_StackOverflowo doing like this in a sources file.
We have a fairly large code-base.The vast majority of the code is compiled using qmake to produce the makefiles.However, there are some sub-projects that get produced by running batch files or running
I\'m trying to use nmake to build the libfcg (http://www.fastcgi.com/), however I\'m getting the following error:
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