[CMake] Cmake 2.2.2 with Visual Studio 6. Bug?

[Daniel Tourde]

Hello,

I am working in an environment where Linux and Windows are trying to 
collaborate peacefully.
We are willing to develop a C++ library that could be easily built and used 
under Linux and Windows 2000/XP.

We have access to 2 development environments:
- Kdevelop 3.2.1 (KDE 3.4.1, Gentoo Linux)
- M$ Visual Studio 6
We decided to use cmake, considering the flexibility it offers in terms of 
management of Makefiles and other 'niceties' of this kind.

Kdevelop 3.2.1 requires cmake 2.2. To test the concepts, I use the basic C++ 
library template using cmake present in KDevelop (a basic 'hello world!' 
library based program). I can send the code if required. Then I transfer the 
files to Windows, use CMakeSetup 2.2.2 to convert the CMakeList.txt files 
there and try to open the project under VS6 to compile it. This is where the 
problems start...

Here is what I get:
- No problems to open the project
- However, when I compile it I get the following:
  Command line error D2021: invalid numeric argument '/Wall'
  Error executing cl.exe
When I remove Wall from the CMakeList.txt file, I get other problems of the 
same type. It seems that somehow, Unix GCC flags are still present, haunting 
VS6...

So, have I done anything wrong?
Is it a Cmake 2.2.2 bug?
Isn't VS6 supported anymore?
Is it a bug of VS6?

		Daniel

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