问题
Good day everyone.
I have the following situation: I have a CMake file, which is supposed to compile my application, which consists of:
- one or more
cppfiles - some template files (
ecpp), which on their turn are generated intocppfiles, which are compiled into the application (they are listed below in theWEB_COMPONENTSso for each component there is the associated.ecppfile and the.cppthat will be generated from it).
And here is the CMakeLists.txt (simplified)
cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6)
set (PROJECT sinfonifry)
set (ECPPC /usr/local/bin/ecppc)
set (WEB_COMPONENTS
images
menu
css
)
set(${PROJECT}_SOURCES
""
CACHE INTERNAL ${PROJECT}_SOURCES
)
foreach(comp ${WEB_COMPONENTS})
list(APPEND ${PROJECT}_SOURCES ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${comp}.cpp )
execute_process(COMMAND ${ECPPC} -o ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${comp}.cpp -v
${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${comp}.ecpp
WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} OUTPUT_QUIET
)
endforeach()
list(APPEND ${PROJECT}_SOURCES main.cpp )
add_executable(${PROJECT}_exe ${${PROJECT}_SOURCES})
target_link_libraries(${PROJECT}_exe cxxtools dl tntnet tntdb)
Now, what happens: for the very first time (ie: make the build directory, run cmake-gui, select web component, configure, generate, make) the CMake nicely executes the ${ECPPC} command, ie. it generates the required CPP files in the binary directory, and links them together.
After a while, obviously while I work, I modify one of the component files (such as images.ecpp) and run make again in the build directory. But now, CMake does not pick up the changes of the ecpp files. I have to go to cmake-gui, delete cache, restart everything from zero. This is very tiresome and slow.
So, two questions:
Cand I tell CMake to track the changes of the
images.ecppand call the${ECPPC}compiler on it if it changed?How can I
make cleanso that it also removes the generatedcppfiles.
Thank you for your time, f.
回答1:
Instead of execute_process() you want to use add_custom_command(). See here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/2362222/4323
Basically you tell CMake the OUTPUT (the generated filename), COMMAND, and DEPENDS (the .ecpp filename). This makes it understand how to turn the source into the necessary C++ generated file. Then, add the generated file to some target, e.g. add_executable(), or to an add_custom_command() dependency (if it didn't need to be compiled you'd more likely need that).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16193343/cmake-with-regarding-generated-files