Re: [gentoo-dev] cmake.eclass

[Panard]

Hello,

Le Jeudi 18 Mai 2006 12:54, Simon Stelling a écrit :
> I have no clue what cmake is or what you are trying to, so I just
> comment on a few other things I catched:

Thanks for your comments,

Cmake is a autotools/autoconf replacement (http://www.cmake.org), it is the 
new build system for kde.
Some projects using cmake need to have a separate builddir (kde does, and some 
others).

In this eclass, there is an helper function to use cmake options according to 
useflags (like use_enable), and the support for building out of the sources 
(in $WORKDIR/cmake-build)

> [...]
>
> > cmake_compile() {
> > cmake_install() {
>
> aren't these meant to be cmake-src_compile/cmake-src_install?
Well, it is for cmake_install indead, but cmake_compile need that 
cmake_configure has been done before... so I consider cmake_configure and 
cmake_compile more like econf and emake commands.
So I've added a separate  cmake_src_compile.

I've updated the eclass, according to your comments, and renamed cmake_install 
to cmake_src_install.
I've also made the installation prefix customable with INSTALL_PREFIX envvar.

Here is an ebuild example for using this cmake eclass:
http://dev.inzenet.org/~panard/patches/gentoo-overlay/app-editors/yzis/yzis-0.1_pre20060518.ebuild

Thanks,

Panard

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