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ls function fails #108
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ok. I'm checking it out right now. which version of cmakepp is it? the current block`? |
I can't reproduce the error on linux or windows. I need some sort of output (cmake error message) else I do not even have a guess of whats going wrong because internally |
A quick fix for him would be to not use |
The user is running latest version available on the bii block. Also, the only output is what I gave you above. Maybe is something wrong from the bii part, I will check in depth. Thanks for your support |
There might be a problem because of the way that blocks are created. currently every successfull build of cmakepp on travis publishes a new block (with which I am not happy - I only want it to publish if I tag it... - but I have not yet addresses this issue...) |
Did you get a chance to find the problem? |
nope. |
Hi Tobias.
I have a biicode user in our forum trying to write a block for Qt in the same way I wrote the Boost block: http://forum.biicode.com/t/cmake-crasheddddddddddddddddd
He's using the shell wrapper
ls()
utility, but cmake hangs completely. I have checked on my computer and the same occurs :(For example, a simple
LS("home/manu343726/")
, this is the result:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: