From e6067fecc355cb30192d059381e720ae3d4d40de Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Laurent Rineau Date: Tue, 9 Dec 2008 16:08:26 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] - Remove one footnote (embedded in the text flow, now). - Fix one typo. - Fix one example, about the usage of CGAL_DIR. --- Installation/doc_tex/Installation/installation.tex | 14 +++++++------- 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/Installation/doc_tex/Installation/installation.tex b/Installation/doc_tex/Installation/installation.tex index e284401c9b3..a6eac74069d 100644 --- a/Installation/doc_tex/Installation/installation.tex +++ b/Installation/doc_tex/Installation/installation.tex @@ -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}