Will instruct cmake to create a “solution” for Visual Studio 2012. As a command line argument you have to supply a “generator” that is used by cmake to create the project file for the actual build tool (in our case Visual Studio). If you have cmake installed fire up a command line (cmd.exe) and create a new subdirectory in the libiec61850-0.x folder. Otherwise you have to use the GUI tool that comes bundled with the Windows version of cmake. Then you can easily invoke cmake from the command line.
In the dialog “Install Options” select one of “Add CMake to the system PATH” options. To build with the Visual Studio tools the program cmake () is required. ucLinux/ARM7 (Wago Linux Fieldbus coupler).Linux/ARM (BeagleBone – Cortex-A9, Raspberry Pi – ARM11).The examples have been tested on the following platforms: Up to now the make based system is required to cross-compile for embedded linux systems. With the cmake based build system it is also possible to perform builds with Visual Studio or other toolchains especially for the Windows platform. The traditional make based system that works good with a GNU based toolchain, and the new cmake based system. Windows $ build_debug\src_dir\example.exe $ build_release\src_dir\example.Libiec61850 supports two different build systems.Now run makeĭo the same at the build_release dir but with -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release MinGW when you're asked for the build-systemĪ bunch of Makefiles will be created by cmake. Windows $ CMakeSetup -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug.Linux $ ccmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug.Windows $ cmake -G"MinGW Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug.Linux $ cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug.
project_topdirĬhange to the build_debug dir, set and run. Now we will extend the project tree one more time by adding one dir for the debugging and one for the release binaries.
The CMakeLists.txt in src_dir: link_directories(Īdd_executable(example # name of the executable on Windows will be example.exe # Now the variables GTKMM_INCLUDE_DIRS, GTKMM_LIBRARY_DIRS and GTKMM_LIBRARIES Pkg_check_modules(GTKMM gtkmm-2.4) # look into FindPkgConfig.cmake, The CMakeLists.txt in project_topdir: project(example) One play the role of configure.ac in project_topdir, the other replaces Makefile.am in src_dir -project_topdir examples/book/buttons/radiobutton/ ) -project_topdir Later you will write your own source files, but for testing we pull the sources of the radio-button example into the src_dir ( the gtkmm-tarball contains them at. It is now unnecessary to copy it yourself into your project dir. You are not forced a use any reasonable dir structure, but for didactic reasons we will use this oneĪutoconf-style pkg-config support exists in cmake. Just substitute the names of source files and it should work for any gtkmm program. The example CMakeLists.txt file shown below can be used to build the radio buttons example from the gtkmm package, located in examples/book/buttons/radiobutton/.
#BUILD WINDOWS MAKEFILES CMAKE LINUX HOW TO#
For instance, this document shows how to use pkg-config within a CMake script. Currently, most people use automake and autoconf to define their build structure, but there are alternatives.