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How to install #4
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Hi Dieter, good to hear! 😃 Hope it will prove useful for you. No specific location is required. In my (current) view, CMakeNuGetTools is an intrinsic part of the build scripting of my CMake-based C/C++ projects, and as such it is simply present in my project repositories as a copy. For example, I have the contents of the Then, in the root
before calling any of the So no other "installation method" than copying is used by me currently. Do you have any other means of installation in mind? For example, do you want to directly track changes of the cmake scripts found in the CMakeNuGetTools repository? I guess I should update the Oh, and before I forget: do not forget to provide a value for the This is fine, if you have the You are welcome! PS One might also use CMake's |
PPS Hmm, hope I did not misunderstand you. I interpreted "package" as the list of CMake scripts found in this repository, and answered accordingly in my previous comment. |
That is exactly what I meant. With the information you provided I should be able to start with your package in our project. Thanks! Dieter |
Cool; you are welcome! Feel free to contact me if you have any other questions. Cheers, Kristóf |
Hi,
Your project seems exactly what we need at first glance!
Could you provide some information as to how to install your package such that cmake can find it? Can I put it in my project repository and point cmake with some setting to it or do I need to place it at some specific location?
It will need to work for Windows, Linux and Mac.
Thanks!
Dieter
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