Hi, <br>
Let me explain my question briefly: <br>
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1. I'm trying to write the CMakeLists.txt, which will generate a proper project for Visual Studio .net. <br>
2. Within my CMakeLists.txt, I set the variable: <br>
<small><small>SET (COMPILE_FLAGS "/W3 /nologo /c /Wp64 /ZI /Gd /TP ")</small></small><br>
3. My expectation is that above variable will be 'translated' into compiler flags within Visual Studio; <br>
4. However, the actual flags ( PreprocessorDefinitions) contains some additional options like: <br>
<small><small>POSIX,IA32,DEBUG</small></small><br>
And those flags are `killing` me. <br>
5. My questions are: <br>
- where those `additional` options are coming from? <br>
- is there any way to get rid of them/to reconfigure them? <br>
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Thank you very much for your kind attention to this matter. <br>
Michael. <br>
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P.S> Please, accept my apologies, if the question has been asked and
answered already. I made a search within 'Mastering CMake', and Web, <br>
but failed to find the answer. <br>
<br>