You read it clearly
discovered in 0.8.3 and fixed in 0.8.3 how is that :))

Ok I see.
You are right.
I should have tested it before talking.
Bad day for me today :))
The TSP_XINCLUDE should handle the generated case.
I will fix the macro later in order to make
it usable even in the generated file case.

Let it go this for 0.8.3 (The Real Issue :=)

Fred,

Instead of using "plain" CMake INSTALL command
you may well add:

TSP_XINCLUDE(${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/include/tsp_prjcfg.h)

it should work the same and does some small
things besides the INSTALL statement.

In particular it puts the header in
<BUILD_TREE>/SYSTEM_NAME/include

The idea behind TSP_XSCRIPT, TSP_XINCLUDE, TSP_PROGRAM_INSTALL,
TSP_LIBRARY_INSTALL
and the like defined in make/TSPCMakeTools.cmake
is to hide some TSP specific handling
moreover it is a good place to handle platform specific
things we don't want to see in CMakeLists.txt

there is already some IF(WIN32) code in TSPCMakeTools.

My eye are not as accurate as they should to be :))

Sorry about that.

Hi Robert,

You are right tsp_prj.h IS necessary
for ANY TSP applications.

Howeever, I did try to:

1) Download pristine tsp-0.8.3 tarball
http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases/tsp/tsp-0.8.x/tsp-0.8.3/sources/tsp-0.8.3-Source.tar.gz

2) Build binary RPM in the usual way:

tar zxvf tsp-0.8.3-Source.tar.gz
mkdir build-0.8.3
cd build-0.8.3
cmake ../tsp-0.8.3-Source
make tsp_rpm

3) Check for tsp_prj.h and I see it is in the RPM

rpm -qpl RPM/RPMS/i386/tsp-0.8.3-1.i386.rpm | grep prj
/opt/tsp-0.8.3/include/tsp_prjcfg.h


My test was done on Fedora Core 6 / i686
what's your test box config?