CMake - Revision history

Vollstrecker: /* Install cmake for your system */

2019-07-18T15:25:21Z

‎Install cmake for your system

2019-07-18T15:25:00Z

‎Get cmake enabled source

2019-07-18T15:24:39Z

‎Get cmake enabled source

2019-07-18T15:24:12Z

Corrected link

2019-07-18T15:22:46Z

Changed to github-repo.

2019-07-18T15:20:48Z

Clarify that all build-projects are replaced.

2012-01-21T22:02:01Z

‎Options for "What is built": -- fix option descriptions for enabled-by-default options

2012-01-21T20:26:06Z

‎Overview

2012-01-14T09:19:27Z

2012-01-14T09:15:52Z

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 = Preparation =
 == Install cmake for your system ==
-On Win or Mac, get your copy from [[http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html#latest|cmake download page]].
+On Win or Mac, get your copy from [[http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html#latest cmake download page]].
 Most linux distros have it already in their package management, so get it from there.

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 == Get cmake enabled source ==
-Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake | github]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
+Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake github]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
 If you got the tarball, extract it and enter the created dir.

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 == Get cmake enabled source ==
-Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake|github]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
+Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake | github]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
 If you got the tarball, extract it and enter the created dir.

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 == Get cmake enabled source ==
-Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
+Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake|github]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
 If you got the tarball, extract it and enter the created dir.

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 == Get cmake enabled source ==
-Go to [[http://vollstreckernet.de/cmake/]], here can get either complete tarballs (named amule-cmake-&lt;svn-rev&gt;), or
+Go to [[https://github.com/amule-project/amule/tree/cmake]], here can get either complete tarballs, or just clone the source using git as usual.
-patches for the source (named cmake-&lt;date&gt;).
 If you got the tarball, extract it and enter the created dir.
 = Usage =

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 == Purpose ==
-The intentional idea behind this is to replace to autotools build-system. So for linux, solaris and everything out there, that still uses configure-scripts. It's not intended to replace the project-files for MSVC or anything like that. If it works for this, good. If not, no problem we have working stuff which is specialized and well maintained.
+The intentional idea behind this is to replace to autotools build-system and the additional project-files for other plattforms.
 = Preparation =

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 *BUILD_ED2K (ON)
-don't compile aMule ed2k links handler
+compile aMule ed2k links handler
 *BUILD_FILEVIEW (OFF)
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 *BUILD_MONOLITHIC (ON)
-disable building of the monolithic aMule app
+enable building of the monolithic aMule app
 *BUILD_PLASMAMULE (OFF)

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 = Overview =
 In late development phase of 2.3.1, Vollstrecker has again been pissed by our autotools-based build-system.
-After some time time of tryouts, he decided to give cmake a chance. For more information about this system
+After some time of tryouts, he decided to give cmake a chance. For more information about this system
 look [[http://www.cmake.org/cmake/project/about.html|here]].
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 == Purpose ==
-The intentional idea behind this is to replace to autotools build-system. So for linux, solaris and everything out there, that still uses configure-scripts. It's not intended to replace the project-files for MSVC or anything like that. If it works for this, good. If not, no problem we have working stuff which is specialiced and well maintained.
+The intentional idea behind this is to replace to autotools build-system. So for linux, solaris and everything out there, that still uses configure-scripts. It's not intended to replace the project-files for MSVC or anything like that. If it works for this, good. If not, no problem we have working stuff which is specialized and well maintained.
 = Preparation =

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 compile UPnP code
-= Advantages of cmake ==
+= Advantages of cmake =
 *Not only denoised build (disable with make VERBOSE=1), it has colored
 build with progress in %.

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 As 2.3.1 has been already in rc-phase, this has been delayed to a later time, which has come now.
 = Preparation =
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 by default (k, it's needed to tweak some stuff, but it works)
-*One build-system for all platforms.
+*One build-system for all platforms. (theoretically spkeaking)
 = Temporary Disadvantages of cmake =