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- Remove one footnote (embedded in the text flow, now). 

- Fix one typo.
- Fix one example, about the usage of CGAL_DIR.
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Laurent Rineau 2008-12-09 16:08:26 +00:00
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@ -268,12 +268,12 @@ launched in the VS IDE to build the target.
Each platform has a default generator so you only need to select one when the default is
not what you want.
\footnote{Running \texttt{cmake} with no parameters in a command-line prints the list of available generators supported
by your platform and \cmake\ version. If the generator you need is not listed there, you can
try a newer \cmake\ version since generators are hardcoded into \cmake\ and more and
more generators are added with each release.}
For example, under Windows, it is possible to generate {\em NMakefiles}
instead of Visual Studio project files in order to build the library with \texttt{nmake}.
Running \texttt{cmake} with no parameters in a command-line prints the list of available generators supported
by your platform and \cmake\ version. If the generator you need is not listed there, you can
try a newer \cmake\ version since generators are hardcoded into \cmake\ and more and
more generators are added with each release.
Since the choice of the generator determines the type of build files to generate, in some cases
you choose a particular generator as a mean to choose a specific compiler (because they use different
@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ as the variables cache, in the directory where it is executed, called \texttt{CM
takes the source files and configuration scripts from whatever directory is indicated, called
\texttt{CMAKE\_SOURCE\_DIR}
The binary and source directory need not be the same, thus, you can configure multiple variants by creating a
The binary and source directories need not be the same, thus, you can configure multiple variants by creating a
distinct directory for each configuration and by running \cmake\ from there. This is known in \cmake\ terminology
as {\em out-of-source configuration}, as opposite to an {\em in-source configuration} as showed in the
previous sections.
@ -564,13 +564,13 @@ CGALConfig.cmake} will be generated in the binary directory. This file
contains the definitions of several \cmake\ variable which summarize the
configuration of \cgal. In order to configure a user program you need
to indicate the location of that config file in the \cmake\ variable
\texttt{CGAL\_DIR}:.
\texttt{CGAL\_DIR}:
{\ccTexHtml{\scriptsize}{}
\begin{verbatim}
cd CGAL-3.4/examples/Straight_skeleton_2
cmake -DCGAL_DIR=CGAL-3.4 .
cmake -DCGAL_DIR=$HOME/CGAL-3.4 .
make
\end{verbatim}