[Cmake] I want to add a QT wrapping command to CMake
Bill Hoffman
bill.hoffman at kitware.com
Mon Oct 15 10:15:59 EDT 2001
If possible, the one by one approach is better, because it allows selective rebuilds
of the the system. If one file changes and you can only build everything in one pass,
then for every file change, the entire system is wrapped again.
BTW, a QT wrapping command would be a great addition to CMake, once added, we could build
QT itself with CMake. Perhaps we could even have CMake accepted as an official QT build
system.
-Bill
At 02:37 PM 10/15/2001 +0100, John Biddiscombe wrote:
>>I would like to automate the process, and I was thinking of copying the
>>VTK_WRAP_JAVA command, creating QT_WRAP_CPP command.
>
>I've used two approaches.
>1) Copy VTK_WRAP_TCL and create a VTK_WRAP_GUI command which does stuff to each source file. This is straightforward if you copy the existing stuff and just change what you need. VTK_WRAP_JAVA is presumably the same.
>2) I found the above a bit tedious as I'd rather wrap all the files in one go rather than one by one (superclasses were not "there" when I needed them), so I added a command which simply generates a list of stuff in a file like cmakelists which my wrapper can scan after cmake has finished.
>
>Both worked fine and you shouldn't have any trouble modifying a wrap command and adding it as a new one.
>
>JB
>
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