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Using project generated by cmake
I'm trying to build libgit2 and since it's using cmake I generated XL project using. Cmake (unix makefile)
It went fine and generated all files fine. I added to workspace deleting everything save src include. Project file and makefile
I cannot build. Even clean says no target found
Tried to change working directory to project macro and wul not work.
What am I doing wrong?
It went fine and generated all files fine. I added to workspace deleting everything save src include. Project file and makefile
I cannot build. Even clean says no target found
Tried to change working directory to project macro and wul not work.
What am I doing wrong?
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Re: Using project generated by cmake
Please read the "how to post thread" - check my signature
In short: if you create a custom makefiles using cmake, you need to tell CodeLite how to invoke _your_ custom build system
Eran
In short: if you create a custom makefiles using cmake, you need to tell CodeLite how to invoke _your_ custom build system
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Re: Using project generated by cmake
Well I have read every where in CL docs and I cannot find anything wrong. Actually I can see the build set to custom and there are commands set to invoke make.
That's why I asked.
If there's documentation somewhere (apart from using custom makefile which I have read) I will appreciate
That's why I asked.
If there's documentation somewhere (apart from using custom makefile which I have read) I will appreciate
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Re: Using project generated by cmake
Am refering to these two pagesevstevemd wrote:Well I have read every where in CL docs and I cannot find anything wrong...................If there's documentation somewhere (apart from using custom makefile which I have read) I will appreciate
http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/CustomMakefiles
http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.0/ge ... eLite.html
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Re: Using project generated by cmake
Your codelite version - 8.1
Is it a self compiled version of codelite -NO
Your OS - Ubuntu 15.04
Compiler version - GCC 4.9
Anything more needed?
Is it a self compiled version of codelite -NO
Your OS - Ubuntu 15.04
Compiler version - GCC 4.9
Anything more needed?
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Re: Using project generated by cmake
Where is the build log?
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Re: Using project generated by cmake
I found (from the logs BTW) that first make file need the other.eranif wrote:Where is the build log?
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I don't know why is this (and why there are two makefiles). Since from the Mailing list I read somewhere you being the creator, I think you can help me understand the rationale!
Why can't just CMake produce monolithic CodeLite project like native ones?
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