I am using CMake 2.8 under Windows XP and want to generate a Visual Studio 2008 solution file which contains Release and Debug configurations for both Win32 and x64.
The CMakeLists is not where you specify the generator ( makefile, XCode, Visual Studio ) for a project. The generator is specified when a user runs CMake on your source.
Its usage is pretty basic.
builder . -64bit -Debug
Means source code is in the current directory and compilation configuration is 64bit Debug version.
You only need to change global configuration variables in the script which point visual studio directory and cmake directory.
SET VISUAL_STUDIO_9_HOME=
SET CMAKE_HOME=
@echo off
rem ===== Usage
rem builder c:\workspace\project1 -32bit -Release
rem builder . -64bit -Debug
rem Global configuration variables. Should be update based on your system
SET VISUAL_STUDIO_9_HOME=c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0
SET CMAKE_HOME=c:\Documents and Settings\stumk\My Documents\toolkit\cmake
rem First parameter is project folder path
SET PROJECT_DIR=%1
rem Add executables into path
rem Only add them once
if NOT DEFINED SETENV SET SETENV=0
if %SETENV% EQU 0 SET PATH=%CMAKE_HOME%\bin;%VISUAL_STUDIO_9_HOME%\Common7\Tools;%PATH%
SET SETENV=1
rem Go to project director
cd %PROJECT_DIR%
rem Create build folder, don't mess the source code with visual studio project files
md build
rem Go to build folder
cd build\
rem Set visual studio environment variables
call vsvars32.bat
rem Second parameter defines 32 bit or 64 bit compilation
if "%2"=="-32bit" (
cmake.exe .. -G "Visual Studio 9 2008"
)
if "%2"=="-64bit" (
cmake.exe .. -G "Visual Studio 9 2008 Win64"
)
rem Third parameter defines debug or release compilation
if "%3"=="-Debug" (
cmake.exe --build . --target ALL_BUILD --config Debug
)
if "%3"=="-Release" (
cmake.exe --build . --target ALL_BUILD --config Release
)
rem Go to source code directory and finalize script
cd ..
@echo on
You should produce a solution file under a console with CMake.exe.
CMake -G "Visual Studio 9 2008" (The directory which contains your CMakeLists.txt file)// This is for X86.
CMake -G "Visual Studio 9 2008 Win64" (The directory which contains your CMakeLists.txt file)// This is for X64.