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==Usage in CMakeLists.txt== | |||
You should not use the automoc4 executable directly. Instead use the FIND_PACKAGE() | |||
==Usage== | command to use Automoc4 in your CMakeLists.txt (best use [http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/KDE/kdelibs/cmake/modules/FindAutomoc4.cmake FindAutomoc4.cmake]). Then you can add two lines per target to your CMakeLists.txt and you never need to worry about moc files anymore: | ||
You should not use the automoc4 executable directly. Instead | |||
set(foobar_srcs main.cpp foobar.cpp) | set(foobar_srcs main.cpp foobar.cpp) | ||
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then becomes | then becomes | ||
find_package(Automoc4 REQUIRED) | |||
set(foobar_srcs main.cpp foobar.cpp) | set(foobar_srcs main.cpp foobar.cpp) | ||
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When using KDE4 cmake macros then don't worry about all this. Instead just use the kde4_add_executable macro. | When using KDE4 cmake macros then don't worry about all this. Instead just use the kde4_add_executable macro. | ||
==Command Line Usage== | |||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
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==When are which files generated== | ==When are which files generated== | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, 16 August 2008
Usage in CMakeLists.txt
You should not use the automoc4 executable directly. Instead use the FIND_PACKAGE() command to use Automoc4 in your CMakeLists.txt (best use FindAutomoc4.cmake). Then you can add two lines per target to your CMakeLists.txt and you never need to worry about moc files anymore:
set(foobar_srcs main.cpp foobar.cpp) add_executable(foobar ${foobar_srcs})
then becomes
find_package(Automoc4 REQUIRED)
set(foobar_srcs main.cpp foobar.cpp) add_automoc4_target(foobar_automoc foobar_srcs) add_executable(foobar ${foobar_srcs}) add_dependencies(foobar foobar_automoc)
The add_automoc4_target macro adds a new target, which, when called, generates all moc files and a source file to include those when needed and adds the name of that source file to foobar_srcs.
The add_dependencies macro tells cmake to add a dependency such that foobar only gets called after foobar_automoc is done.
When using KDE4 cmake macros then don't worry about all this. Instead just use the kde4_add_executable macro.