Hi Steve,
You had increased the “cmake_minimum_required” version to 2.8.10.
Was there any reason to require the most recent version of Cmake?
Just because I was curious I tried with 2.8.9, which is the current default Cmake on Ubuntu 12.10, and there was no error when running CMake.
Was it something Windows related, that only works with 2.8.10?
Daniel
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On 3/28/2013 11:04 AM, Daniel Kastl wrote:
Hi Steve,
You had increased the "cmake_minimum_required" version to 2.8.10.
Was there any reason to require the most recent version of Cmake?Just because I was curious I tried with 2.8.9, which is the current
default Cmake on Ubuntu 12.10, and there was no error when running CMake.
Was it something Windows related, that only works with 2.8.10?
Hi Daniel,
If the build works on that version then we can done grade to 2.8.9.
The required feature at the moment is that give the source tree, we build obj files in the tree. We later build the library by referencing the obj files to put in the library.
It is possible to collect all the source and header files and say compile and build the library from the list of source files. We might move to that in the future once we deal with tsp and dd code. then could fall back to a lower cmake requirement.
Getting lots of good ideas, but have not had much time this week, because I have been working on the windows 32/64 bit builds.
-Steve