Kornel Benko wrote: > Am Mittwoch, 25. November 2015 um 00:23:32, schrieb Uwe Stöhr > <uwesto...@web.de> >> This is a long standing and annoying problem I am facing when compiling >> LyX. When I compile LyX via CMake using "build-install" then >> >> - the compilation of LyX and tex2lyx works fine >> - the files like e.g. the gmo-files are created >> - but after this is done, the files are immediately created again >> >> So this is done always twice: >> >> Generating qt4_files >> Generating layouts_files >> Generating languages_files >> Generating latexfonts_files >> Generating encodings_files >> Generating ui_files >> Generating external_files >> Generating formats_files >> C:/Python27/python.exe D:/LyXGit/Master/po/lyx_pot.py -b >> D:/LyXGit/Master -o D:/LyXGit/Master/compile-result/po/qt4_l10n.pot -t >> qt4 --src_file=D:/LyXGit/Master/compile-result/po/qt4_files.... >> >> this is annoying because the .gmo file creation needs some time.
Is it really the creation of the .gmo files? I believe it is rather the creation of the .pot file by po/lyx_pot.py which is slow. >> Could anybody point me to the code where this execution is acidentally >> run twice? I believe it is the argument /t:ALL_BUILD to msbuild in development/cmake/build.bat. This builds all projects that depend on ALL_BUILD, and I guess that .gmo recreation is included. This should probably be replaced by a more appropriate target (but I don't know how these are called. Is it possible to generate the MSVC project files even with linux cmake BTW?). In fact, the .gmo files do not need to be built at all, because they are included in git. > There is no such place I were aware of. > > We call the macro GETTEXT_CREATE_TRANSLATIONS() which I 'stole' from kde > project and adapted for lyx. You can find it in > development/cmake/modules/FindLyXGettext.cmake. > > If you happen to call also the target 'update-gmo', then yes, it is called > again. (update-gmo creates gmo files in source, while normal creation is > done in the build directory) > > And why the creation is slow on windows I don't know. > This does not happen under linux. If you tell make to build all targets it does probably happen as well... Georg
