[Cmake] Output directory for build

[Ondrej Svetlik]

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Thanks a lot,

I went through the documentation and found no LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH,
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH, is there any list of variables, that may be used
and modified?

I'd like to have obj files in a separate directory, because I need to
compile my project with several compilers and right now I have to use
separate tree for each compiler. I must commit all changes to CVS before
I may try another compiler.

I'd like to have directory structure like this:

project/
project/subproject1
project/subproject2
project/lib
project/lib/gcc-3.2.2-i386/release
project/lib/gcc-3.2.2-i386/debug
project/lib/gcc-2.96-i386/...
project/lib/gcc-2.95-i386/...
project/tests/...
project/objs/...

Changing compiler or debug/release could simply modify all variables to
follow all dependencies and new rules.

I hope I've described it clearly enough.

With regards,

Ondrej Svetlik

Andy Cedilnik wrote:
| Hi Ondrej,
|
| For libraries and executables is easy: LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH /
| EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH. For object files it is a bit trickyer.
|
| May I ask why do you need this? If this is so that you can delete object
| files while not messing up source, then I suggest you consider
| out-of-source build. What that means is that you create a build
| directory and call cmake from there specifying the source directory.
| Then you can delete the build directory without worrying about source.
|
| 			Andy
|
| On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 08:19, Ondrej Svetlik wrote:
|
|>Is there any possibility to change output directory? I need to have all
|>obj files in one directory, all libraries in another and all executables
|>in the third one.
|
|
|
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