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CMake Makefile path to file not found
2019 Community Moderator ElectionWhat is the difference between the GNU Makefile variable assignments =, ?=, := and +=?CMake, Xcode and Unix MakefileWhat is the purpose of .PHONY in a makefile?CMake can not find include filescmake - NMake Makefiles issueMinGW trying to use cmd.exe from CMake Makefilescmake generated makefile doesn't create static libraryCmake and resources pathHow to get path to object files with CMake for both multiconfiguration generator and makefile based ones?Fortran module files not found by CMake
I have a problem with a CMake project using the following setup to include
missing source directories to pull in missing dependencies:
if (NOT TARGET loggerlib)
add_subdirectory($COMMON_PROJECT_ROOT/LoggerLib build_LoggerLib)
endif()
If this code gets executed the build_LoggerLib subdirectory is created and configured (using MSYS Makefiles generator)
However, when I run "make", the build stops because a file is not found.
The reason seems to be the following Makefile code:
build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp: C:/Projects/XXX/LoggerLib/Sources/LoggerObject.h
@$(CMAKE_COMMAND) -E cmake_echo_color --switch=$(COLOR) --blue --bold --progress-dir=/C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/CMakeFiles --progress-num=$(CMAKE_PROGRESS_1) "Generating Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp"
cd /C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources && @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters
The path @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters however does exist and I can rule out that
the path is not too long.
If I manually change the notation @C:/... to @/C/ the problem persists.
What am I missing here?
makefile cmake msys2
asked 9 hours ago
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7541618
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I have a problem with a CMake project using the following setup to include
missing source directories to pull in missing dependencies:
if (NOT TARGET loggerlib)
add_subdirectory($COMMON_PROJECT_ROOT/LoggerLib build_LoggerLib)
endif()
If this code gets executed the build_LoggerLib subdirectory is created and configured (using MSYS Makefiles generator)
However, when I run "make", the build stops because a file is not found.
The reason seems to be the following Makefile code:
build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp: C:/Projects/XXX/LoggerLib/Sources/LoggerObject.h
@$(CMAKE_COMMAND) -E cmake_echo_color --switch=$(COLOR) --blue --bold --progress-dir=/C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/CMakeFiles --progress-num=$(CMAKE_PROGRESS_1) "Generating Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp"
cd /C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources && @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters
The path @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters however does exist and I can rule out that
the path is not too long.
If I manually change the notation @C:/... to @/C/ the problem persists.
What am I missing here?
makefile cmake msys2
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
It seems that you are using Windows-style path (<driver-letter>:/...) when CMake expects cmake-style path (/<driver-letter>/...). According to the Makefile created, you haveadd_custom_commandcall, which uses fileC:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parametersas an executable (the first argument after COMMAND option). Show thatadd_custom_commandcall.
– Tsyvarev
9 hours ago
add a comment |
I have a problem with a CMake project using the following setup to include
missing source directories to pull in missing dependencies:
if (NOT TARGET loggerlib)
add_subdirectory($COMMON_PROJECT_ROOT/LoggerLib build_LoggerLib)
endif()
If this code gets executed the build_LoggerLib subdirectory is created and configured (using MSYS Makefiles generator)
However, when I run "make", the build stops because a file is not found.
The reason seems to be the following Makefile code:
build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp: C:/Projects/XXX/LoggerLib/Sources/LoggerObject.h
@$(CMAKE_COMMAND) -E cmake_echo_color --switch=$(COLOR) --blue --bold --progress-dir=/C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/CMakeFiles --progress-num=$(CMAKE_PROGRESS_1) "Generating Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp"
cd /C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources && @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters
The path @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters however does exist and I can rule out that
the path is not too long.
If I manually change the notation @C:/... to @/C/ the problem persists.
What am I missing here?
makefile cmake msys2
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
I have a problem with a CMake project using the following setup to include
missing source directories to pull in missing dependencies:
if (NOT TARGET loggerlib)
add_subdirectory($COMMON_PROJECT_ROOT/LoggerLib build_LoggerLib)
endif()
If this code gets executed the build_LoggerLib subdirectory is created and configured (using MSYS Makefiles generator)
However, when I run "make", the build stops because a file is not found.
The reason seems to be the following Makefile code:
build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp: C:/Projects/XXX/LoggerLib/Sources/LoggerObject.h
@$(CMAKE_COMMAND) -E cmake_echo_color --switch=$(COLOR) --blue --bold --progress-dir=/C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/CMakeFiles --progress-num=$(CMAKE_PROGRESS_1) "Generating Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp"
cd /C/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources && @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters
The path @C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters however does exist and I can rule out that
the path is not too long.
If I manually change the notation @C:/... to @/C/ the problem persists.
What am I missing here?
makefile cmake msys2
makefile cmake msys2
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
asked 9 hours ago
Jens LuedickeJens Luedicke
7541618
7541618
It seems that you are using Windows-style path (<driver-letter>:/...) when CMake expects cmake-style path (/<driver-letter>/...). According to the Makefile created, you haveadd_custom_commandcall, which uses fileC:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parametersas an executable (the first argument after COMMAND option). Show thatadd_custom_commandcall.
– Tsyvarev
9 hours ago
add a comment |
It seems that you are using Windows-style path (<driver-letter>:/...) when CMake expects cmake-style path (/<driver-letter>/...). According to the Makefile created, you haveadd_custom_commandcall, which uses fileC:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parametersas an executable (the first argument after COMMAND option). Show thatadd_custom_commandcall.
– Tsyvarev
9 hours ago
It seems that you are using Windows-style path (
<driver-letter>:/...) when CMake expects cmake-style path (/<driver-letter>/...). According to the Makefile created, you have add_custom_command call, which uses file C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters as an executable (the first argument after COMMAND option). Show that add_custom_command call.– Tsyvarev
9 hours ago
It seems that you are using Windows-style path (
<driver-letter>:/...) when CMake expects cmake-style path (/<driver-letter>/...). According to the Makefile created, you have add_custom_command call, which uses file C:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parameters as an executable (the first argument after COMMAND option). Show that add_custom_command call.– Tsyvarev
9 hours ago
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It seems that you are using Windows-style path (
<driver-letter>:/...) when CMake expects cmake-style path (/<driver-letter>/...). According to the Makefile created, you haveadd_custom_commandcall, which uses fileC:/Projects/XXX/Core/build/build_LoggerLib/Sources/moc_LoggerObject.cpp_parametersas an executable (the first argument after COMMAND option). Show thatadd_custom_commandcall.– Tsyvarev
9 hours ago