Specifiy the project's language.

[aminiussi]

If the language is not explicitly specified, the default choice is C and C++.
But apparently, if one decided to change both compilers n the cmake command line,
only the first is considered, which can cause some (small) trouble.

Also, it seems that the cmake version constraint can be relaxed.

[robertramey]

could you make pull requests to the develop branch - in that case I'll just merge them in right here! If you like I can also make you maintainer so you wouldn't have to deal with me at all

[aminiussi]

I tried to, but I only see 'master' in your remote. And on my machine I get:

alainm@occigen52:.../git6091/alainm/boost-testing/library_status$ git branch -a
* cmake
  master
  remotes/aomfork/cmake
  remotes/aomfork/master
  remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master
  remotes/origin/master
alainm@occigen52:.../git6091/alainm/boost-testing/library_status$ 

I am not that familiar with git though. Maybe the branch is not visible by me ?

[robertramey]

Damn - my fault. I’ll create the develop branch, paste in your update and push. So this shouldn’t happen again.

Robert Ramey
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On Apr 28, 2015, at 2:06 PM, Alain Miniussi [email protected] wrote:

I tried to, but I only see 'master' in your remote. And on my machine I get:
alainm@occigen52:.../git6091/alainm/boost-testing/library_status$ git branch -a

cmake master remotes/aomfork/cmake remotes/aomfork/master remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master remotes/origin/master alainm@occigen52:.../git6091/alainm/boost-testing/library_status$
I am not that familiar with git though. Maybe the branch is not visible by me ?

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