CMake build system support #17
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config.h is generated using make and is needed for some configuration options that we will leave for the user.
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i added a simple fix for config.h |
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@hoijui can you modify the .travis.yml file as well so that we can make sure everything works well there as well. |
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ok.. did that, and it seems to work :-) |
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You can parallise the build. It's important to run tests on configure. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/speeding-up-the-build/ If you can't find help. I would help on this. |
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thanks for the hint! |
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Cd outside the build and then run configure
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so with configure, we can not make an out-of-source build?
why not.. and can we "fix" that?
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Basically the configuration file resides in the root directory of the project as a standard. Since you cd into build, it won't be there in the build folder and you are running ./configure which will make the shell to execute the configure file in ./ i.e, current folder(build).
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ahh... |
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Ah my bad, i will test this my local setup and let you know. |
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Yes it works. Thanks for that! |
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@hoijui could you provide a nice commit message so that I could squash and merge or just squash those commits |
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... ok! i "beautified" the commit history now, leaving only two commits, which i though make sense separately. i checked that the content is still the same with (old history is now under https://github.com/hoijui/cmatrix/tree/cmake-develop) |
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ouhh.. now thinking about it, should i also add something to README.md maybe? |
This allows for easy copy&paste of build instructions,
and also generates nice output with pandoc now.
You may test that with:
pandoc -f markdown -t HTML README.md > README.html
use like this:
mkdir -p build
cd build
cmake ..
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#cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr ..
make
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i did that, adding 4 READE modifying commits, of which the first 3 are independent of cmake, but for now i included them in this branch anyway. please say if i should separate them out into an other branch/pull request. they are minor though. |
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Please separate them out. They should go on another issue with another pr. Please, revert those commits, they are causing build errors as well. |
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actually, they are not producing the build errors, but the instability of the config build method is. i noted this a few times already, with this very same error ( |
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it would be easiest if the README related pull request would be merge in first, and then these cmake changes afterwards. |
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@hoijui done. |
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thanks for the management work. :-) |
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@hoijui would be happy if you could provide a nice descriptiuon as the commits will be squashed. |
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you mean, you want a commit message for the merge commit, or you do not want to merge, but have a single, rebased, squashed commit? a description can be taken from this commit: |
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I think you are right. |
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:o wow. cool.. thanks! |
adds basic support for building and installing CMatrix through CMake (a cross-platform meta-build system).
the binary should compiled on all platforms (untested), but the fonts are only installed on Unix systems.