[JochenBaier]

alternative solution: works with an reduced example if i after, Import Folder Recursivley, generate the CMake Build system new with the Project settings->Build subsytem combobox ‘Cmake’ entry (not currently selected).

But now only one main.cpp in a sub folder is visibly in the visual studio solution explorer. A second main.cpp is missing in the parent folder.

[JochenBaier]

Hi,

wizard steps: Linux Project Wizard->Import a CMake project ->Build the projet under Linux over network (ssh settings…)->Next->Connecting too (ok)->The Sources are located on the Windows computer (parentFolder)
->Next->Setup Shares and mount points manually (pathes as suggested)

Now unter Common build settings wizard page the “Directory with CMakeLists.txt” is disabled.

 

[JochenBaier]

Hi,

mmh can not change that directory: In the “New Linux Project” wizard on the page “Common build settings”  the textbox “Directory with CMakeLists.txt” is disabled (textbox and button is gray).
Unter Project->Visual GDB Project Properties->CMake  project properties a Messagebox appears with content ‘Could not find file ‘….rootfolder\CMakeLists.txt”.  Clicking “Ok” the complete property windows is closing…

 

Jochen

 

 

[JochenBaier]

Thanks for the tutorial link, works.

Really cool would it be if i could generate the visual studio visualgdb project using an cmake generator like “cmake .. -G”Visual GDB 10 2010”
and adding an existing gdbsettings settings file.

Jochen

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