c - Can I and should I use CMake for my setup -


The project I work on is organized in root folders (VOBs):

  | --BUILD_FOLDER | | - BUILD_SCRIPTS | | - SOME_MORE_CODE | | --COMPONENT_A | --COMPONENT_B  

There is no high level root folder to place any CMakeLists.txt because they are ClearCase VOBS. This setup does not seem to fit the CMake pattern.

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      • Projects use custom C compilers and invite third party tools to create application files in many formats.

Your components have the CMakeLists.txt file The directory does not have to be a subdirectory. Place it in the folder with the same rank as the components and just use the related path in your ADD_SUBDIRECTORY command:

  ADD_SUBDIRECTORY (../class A.) ADD_SUBDIRECTORY (. ./class B)  

I suggest you arrange your folders

  | --BUILD_FOLDER & lt; - This directory is created by "make" (???). | - BUILD_SCRIPTS | | - SOME_MORE_CODE | | --META_FOLDER & lt; --- Here is CMakeLists.txt | --COMPONENT_A | --COMPONENT_B  

Similar directory layout was used for OpenJDK6 (but instead of CMK), those days were used).


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