[Insight-users] Re: Must I create a CMakeLists.txt file to utilize CMake on a dsw VC project?

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Zhaocg


Your procedure for creating MFC projects with CMake
is unnecessarily painful.  :-)


You will find examples of CMakeLists.txt for MFC project
in the VTK source tree

        /src/VTK/Examples/GUI/Win32/vtkMFC

http://public . kitware . com/cgi-bin/cvsweb . cgi/VTK/Examples/GUI/Win32/vtkMFC/vtkMDI/?cvsroot=VTK
http://public . kitware . com/cgi-bin/cvsweb . cgi/VTK/Examples/GUI/Win32/vtkMFC/vtkSDI/?cvsroot=VTK

The code of CMake itself is another example of MFC use

http://public . kitware . com/cgi-bin/cvsweb . cgi/CMake/Source/MFCDialog/?cvsroot=CMake


Regards,


    Luis


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Zhaocg wrote:
> Hi Luis,
> 
>     CMakeList.txt and CMake really save me a lot of time. But there are still some trivial questions need me to mannually settle them. For example:
>     -- CMake always generate a console project but not a windows project. 
>     -- VC projects created by AppWizard always use precompiled header file, i.e., stdafx.h.
>     Now my scheme to utilize CMake is:
>     -- Create a project under VC (this step does not concern ITK) and copy the folder.
>     -- Create a proper CMakeList.txt file under the project directory.
>     -- Use CMake to create a *.dsw file.
>     -- Open *.dsw with VC and copy the settings the original project.
>     Until now, this method , though awkward, works fine :-). 
> 
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