On 3/13/07, Werner Smekal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Pierre,
Hi Werner, okay, I looked at FindSDL.cmake more carefully. First I think you should
make sure that SDL is actually found. You should have something like this in you cmakeLists.txt: find_package(SDL) if( NOT SDL_FOUND ) message( "Warning: SDL not found" ) endif( NOT SDL_FOUND ) or since you need it anyway for your package: find_package(SDL REQUIRED)
Ok, I already had that. than cmake stops if SDL isn't found (actually not, since FindSDL.cmake
misses this feature :).
yes... Anyway, from what I see, you set the path SDLMAIN_LIBRARY, but libsdl.a
is not found, since you don't tell it where to find it. it is much better to use environment variables here, e.g. set CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH=c:\sdl\lib set CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH=c:\sdl\include cmake .. or for msys
That works, but I think that FindSDL should ask for everything needed. Eric, could you correct FindSDL accordingly? Thanks to both of you to help me find the problem,
-- Pierre-André Galmes Free Software consultant StarXpert - www.starxpert.fr 6, rue Eugène Varlin - 75010 Paris
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