When I used INCBIN with CMake I have an error like this:
"C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Temp\ccgFslxv.s: Assembler messages:"
"C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Temp\ccgFslxv.s:2549: Error: file not found: FileName.txt" .
This happens because the compiler cannot find the file in the build directory.
With this macro you can automatically copy used files with a template [filename].incbin.[file extension]
from directory [input_dir_absolute_path] to directory [output_dir_absolute_path].
Сopied files will looks like [filename].[file extension].
Usage:
1) move_incbin_to_destination([input_dir_absolute_path] [output_dir_absolute_path])
This copy files from [input_dir_absolute_path] to [output_dir_absolute_path] and remove ".incbin" from them names.
2) move_incbin_to_destination([input_dir_absolute_path] [output_dir_absolute_path] RECURSE)
This copy files from [input_dir_absolute_path]/[recursive all child folders] to
[output_dir_absolute_path]/[recursive all child folders from input dir] and remove ".incbin" from them names.
Typical usage is (including quotes):
move_incbin_to_destination( "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}" "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}" RECURSE)
You can find examples in folder "test".
When I used INCBIN with CMake I have an error like this:
This happens because the compiler cannot find the file in the build directory. With this macro you can automatically copy used files with a template [filename].incbin.[file extension] from directory [input_dir_absolute_path] to directory [output_dir_absolute_path]. Сopied files will looks like [filename].[file extension]. Usage: 1)
move_incbin_to_destination([input_dir_absolute_path] [output_dir_absolute_path])
This copy files from [input_dir_absolute_path] to [output_dir_absolute_path] and remove ".incbin" from them names. 2)move_incbin_to_destination([input_dir_absolute_path] [output_dir_absolute_path] RECURSE)
This copy files from [input_dir_absolute_path]/[recursive all child folders] to [output_dir_absolute_path]/[recursive all child folders from input dir] and remove ".incbin" from them names. Typical usage is (including quotes):move_incbin_to_destination( "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}" "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}" RECURSE)
You can find examples in folder "test".