Brad King wrote:
troy d. straszheim wrote:
Juergen Hunold just mentioned on IRC that he'd used the commandline
interface on windows to make '/build /all', and his code got
'modularized' (a word I'm beginning to hate) and significantly damaged.
The problem is that "/all" builds all targets in the Visual Studio solution
file. CMake's equivalent to the Makefile "all" target in VS is ALL_BUILD.
It is a target that depends on the same targets that would be in the
Makefile
"all" target. Building the solution with "/all" bypasses this and builds
everything, which ignores the EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL properties in CMake. There
is no way CMake can prevent this, so just tell users not to do it.
Okay, thanks, good information. I think I'll turn off the automatic
generation of the modularize target on windows....
-t
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