pe-parse/dump-pe/CMakeLists.txt

cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.1)
project(dump-pe)

add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME} main.cpp)
target_link_libraries(${PROJECT_NAME} PRIVATE pe-parser-library)
target_compile_options(${PROJECT_NAME} PRIVATE ${GLOBAL_CXXFLAGS})

install(TARGETS ${PROJECT_NAME} DESTINATION "bin")
Squash (#56) - CMake: Refactor, added more warnings. - Refactor - Added Windows support - Added a missing include file for linux. - Do not set CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD on Windows - Always initialize the stat struct - CMake: update the required version, request C++11, disable GNU extensions - CMake: Add default switch cases, fix GCC warnings. - Prefer assignment from an empty object when initializing 2017-10-19 18:13:35 +02:00			`cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.1)`
Install public headers, add Arch package, build pepy under Travis and more (#57) * CMake: Added install directives * CMake: Added support for find_package(pe-parse) * Fixed a compilation error on Linux * CMake: Fix cmake module installation * Added ArchLinux package * Finished implementing the address converted example * peaddrconv: Print the image base address. * peaddrconv: Enable more warnings. * Update travis to also build the examples * Fix a compilation warning on Ubuntu 14.04 * Travis: Add macOS support. * Better output for Travis, fix a compilation error on macOS. * Travis: Do not build examples under macOS. * Travis: Also compile the python module (pepy) * Readme: Add a section to show how to use the library. * Windows: Fix a compilation error, enable /analyze (see details). The nt-headers.h include file is defining several constexpr values using reserved (by windows.h) names. These names (i.e.: IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN) are in fact macros defined inside the Windows header files, and causes the preprocessor to break definitions such as the following one: constexpr std::uint16_t IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN = 0x0; The fix (for now) consists in including the nt-headers.h file before windows.h, but we should probably choose whether to use different names or avoid defining those values (since they are inside the system header anyway). 2017-11-25 22:01:53 +01:00			`project(dump-pe)`
Squash (#56) - CMake: Refactor, added more warnings. - Refactor - Added Windows support - Added a missing include file for linux. - Do not set CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD on Windows - Always initialize the stat struct - CMake: update the required version, request C++11, disable GNU extensions - CMake: Add default switch cases, fix GCC warnings. - Prefer assignment from an empty object when initializing 2017-10-19 18:13:35 +02:00
Install public headers, add Arch package, build pepy under Travis and more (#57) * CMake: Added install directives * CMake: Added support for find_package(pe-parse) * Fixed a compilation error on Linux * CMake: Fix cmake module installation * Added ArchLinux package * Finished implementing the address converted example * peaddrconv: Print the image base address. * peaddrconv: Enable more warnings. * Update travis to also build the examples * Fix a compilation warning on Ubuntu 14.04 * Travis: Add macOS support. * Better output for Travis, fix a compilation error on macOS. * Travis: Do not build examples under macOS. * Travis: Also compile the python module (pepy) * Readme: Add a section to show how to use the library. * Windows: Fix a compilation error, enable /analyze (see details). The nt-headers.h include file is defining several constexpr values using reserved (by windows.h) names. These names (i.e.: IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN) are in fact macros defined inside the Windows header files, and causes the preprocessor to break definitions such as the following one: constexpr std::uint16_t IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN = 0x0; The fix (for now) consists in including the nt-headers.h file before windows.h, but we should probably choose whether to use different names or avoid defining those values (since they are inside the system header anyway). 2017-11-25 22:01:53 +01:00			`add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME} main.cpp)`
Squash (#56) - CMake: Refactor, added more warnings. - Refactor - Added Windows support - Added a missing include file for linux. - Do not set CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD on Windows - Always initialize the stat struct - CMake: update the required version, request C++11, disable GNU extensions - CMake: Add default switch cases, fix GCC warnings. - Prefer assignment from an empty object when initializing 2017-10-19 18:13:35 +02:00			`target_link_libraries(${PROJECT_NAME} PRIVATE pe-parser-library)`
			`target_compile_options(${PROJECT_NAME} PRIVATE ${GLOBAL_CXXFLAGS})`
Install public headers, add Arch package, build pepy under Travis and more (#57) * CMake: Added install directives * CMake: Added support for find_package(pe-parse) * Fixed a compilation error on Linux * CMake: Fix cmake module installation * Added ArchLinux package * Finished implementing the address converted example * peaddrconv: Print the image base address. * peaddrconv: Enable more warnings. * Update travis to also build the examples * Fix a compilation warning on Ubuntu 14.04 * Travis: Add macOS support. * Better output for Travis, fix a compilation error on macOS. * Travis: Do not build examples under macOS. * Travis: Also compile the python module (pepy) * Readme: Add a section to show how to use the library. * Windows: Fix a compilation error, enable /analyze (see details). The nt-headers.h include file is defining several constexpr values using reserved (by windows.h) names. These names (i.e.: IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN) are in fact macros defined inside the Windows header files, and causes the preprocessor to break definitions such as the following one: constexpr std::uint16_t IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_UNKNOWN = 0x0; The fix (for now) consists in including the nt-headers.h file before windows.h, but we should probably choose whether to use different names or avoid defining those values (since they are inside the system header anyway). 2017-11-25 22:01:53 +01:00
			`install(TARGETS ${PROJECT_NAME} DESTINATION "bin")`