CMake User Contributed Macros: Difference between revisions
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#[[CMakeMacroMerge | MERGE]] --- Merges two sorted lists into a single sorted list. Useful to keep source and header files next to each other. | #[[CMakeMacroMerge | MERGE]] --- Merges two sorted lists into a single sorted list. Useful to keep source and header files next to each other. | ||
#[[CMakeMacroCreateFinalFile | CREATE_FINAL_FILE]] -- create a KDE style final file, which includes all source files, so that the compilation will be noticable faster. | #[[CMakeMacroCreateFinalFile | CREATE_FINAL_FILE]] -- create a KDE style final file, which includes all source files, so that the compilation will be noticable faster. | ||
#[[CMakeMacroListOperations | List Operations]] -- A compilation of some helpful list operations. | |||
Revision as of 15:35, 1 March 2006
User Contributed Macros
Find Modules
While CMake comes with a whole bunch of FindXXX macros, there is a large number of packages there are not covered. The hope is that these user-contributed macros will eventually make their way into the official distribution.
Make Equivalents
While attempting to convert a gnu makefile to Cmake, there was a need to provide some macros to provide equivalent functionality.
Some helpers along the way
- COPY_IF_DIFFERENT
- MERGE --- Merges two sorted lists into a single sorted list. Useful to keep source and header files next to each other.
- CREATE_FINAL_FILE -- create a KDE style final file, which includes all source files, so that the compilation will be noticable faster.
- List Operations -- A compilation of some helpful list operations.
