WebJan 14, 2011 · Hi, I'm facing a little puzzle with CMake and I need some help. I have two projects: Project1 CMakeLists.txt file1.cmake file2.cmake. Project2 CMakeLists.txt. … WebOct 9, 2013 · All of the header files I reference from my program are all relative to this directory, so in CMake I want to find this directory (wherever it is installed on the …
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WebCMake install command. In a much better way, will copy all files that match the pattern and will preserve the directory structure. INSTALL ( DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/include/ DESTINATION include FILES_MATCHING PATTERN "*.h*") I don't think your solution is the correct one. /usr/include should be reserved for … WebDec 17, 2024 · You should maintain an explicit list of files in your CMakeLists.txt. If those file are hand-edited file you have to add them by hand in CMakeLists.txt just like you will add them manually in your favorite VCS. If the file are generated files this is another story, you may have look at this blog entry: Crascit – 17 Apr 17 bread improver recipe
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WebI want CMake to recursively scan src and include and determine the list of source and header files in my project, regardless of the directory structure. I also want to avoid: Polluting the src/ and include/ directories with endless CMakeLists.txt files; Having to change and adapt the scripts every time I change my folder structure WebSorted by: 31. You can use find to find all files in the directory tree, and let it run sha256sum. The following command line will create checksums for the files in the … WebI had trouble with this FILE(GLOB command. (I'm on cmake 3.17.3) Otherwise the macro works great. I was getting FILE GLOB errors, something like "FILE GLOB requires a glob expression after the directory." (Maybe it didn't like RELATIVE and/or just using the curdir as the fourth paramter.) I had to use: FILE(GLOB children ${curdir}/*) bread in a bowl