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Using cmake to setup build env
hwoarangmy:
Well, when I try my mingw compiled version, I get the output in the dos prompt...
Might be something with appVeyor or maybe the stage at which we launch the tests do not allow to have a command output
Mattn:
see cmake/macros.cmake - ufo_add_executable - the WINDOWED flag adds WIN32 to add_executable. This should be done to distinguish between console and windowed apps, too.
Mattn:
started a new pull request to work on the cmake build system: https://github.com/ufoai/ufoai/pull/27
anonymissimus:
Are the CodeBlocks files in build/projects/ for Linux or windows or both ?
The downloadable dependency package is for windows + MinGw or windows + MSVC only I presume ?
I tried setting up a environment with integrated debugging by generating a project file with cmake. win xp + MSVC 2008 seems too problematic, as UFO:AI is using newer C++ features while MSVC is behind g++/Linux or MinGw in supporting them, but Linux + CodeBlocks works pretty well.
cmake seems to find and use the dependencies from the OS rather than the ones in src/libs/.
hwoarangmy:
--- Quote from: anonymissimus on November 02, 2015, 09:57:00 pm ---Are the CodeBlocks files in build/projects/ for Linux or windows or both ?
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I guess it is for both (but tested only on windows.
--- Quote from: anonymissimus on November 02, 2015, 09:57:00 pm ---The downloadable dependency package is for windows + MinGw or windows + MSVC only I presume ?
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It works with both MinGW and MSVS2013 (at least - only tested). This can be checked on github by looking at appVeyor's results.
--- Quote from: anonymissimus on November 02, 2015, 09:57:00 pm ---I tried setting up a environment with integrated debugging by generating a project file with cmake. win xp + MSVC 2008 seems too problematic, as UFO:AI is using newer C++ features while MSVC is behind g++/Linux or MinGw in supporting them, but Linux + CodeBlocks works pretty well.
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I've not tested with MSVS2008. But if you say the code uses newer features, I guess nobody will want to rollback to such an old version.
--- Quote from: anonymissimus on November 02, 2015, 09:57:00 pm ---cmake seems to find and use the dependencies from the OS rather than the ones in src/libs/.
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It depends on how your PATH is set. However, src/libs are sources files AFAIK. So, the needed ones have been used. The others are not.
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