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cmake uses uname on linux to determine the arch, By replacing /bin/uname with a script that echos what you want. | cmake uses uname on linux to determine the arch, By replacing /bin/uname with a script that echos what you want. I use this when testing in my 32bit chroot on my amd64 system. | ||
#!/bin/sh | |||
x=$1 | |||
if [ $x == "-m" ] ; then | |||
echo "i686" | |||
fi | |||
if [ $x == "-s" ] ; then | |||
echo "Linux" | |||
fi | |||
if [ $x == "-r" ] ; then | |||
echo "2.6.24-1-i686" | |||
fi | |||
if [ $x == "-p" ] ; then | |||
echo "unknown" | |||
fi | |||
Latest revision as of 11:50, 30 July 2008
Turn on verbose info
develop.py build VERBOSE=1
Pass custom flags
develop.py configure -DMYVARIABLE:BOOL=TRUE
Mess around with cmakes build arch
cmake uses uname on linux to determine the arch, By replacing /bin/uname with a script that echos what you want. I use this when testing in my 32bit chroot on my amd64 system.
#!/bin/sh
x=$1
if [ $x == "-m" ] ; then
echo "i686"
fi
if [ $x == "-s" ] ; then
echo "Linux"
fi
if [ $x == "-r" ] ; then
echo "2.6.24-1-i686"
fi
if [ $x == "-p" ] ; then
echo "unknown"
fi