On 9/16/08 9:43 AM, "Boudewijn Rempt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Sep 2008, Shead, Timothy wrote: >> K-3D doesn't use Qt, but it's a clean, realistic example of 3rd-parthy > > But still seems to want it: > > INCLUDE(FindQt4) We provide an example of an alternate-user-interface plugin, but we don't try to install it ;) >> packaging on Linux, Win32, and MacOS: >> >> # Our overall organization for packaging: >> http://k3d.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/k3d/trunk/distribution/ >> >> # Adding 3rd party libraries to the Win32 install: >> http://k3d.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/k3d/trunk/distribution/win32/CMakeList >> s.txt?revision=1357&view=markup >> >> # Building an NSIS installer: >> http://k3d.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/k3d/trunk/distribution/win32/nsis/CMak >> eLists.txt?revision=940&view=markup > > It is interesting, but definitely not a small example! I'm reading through > the CMakeLists.txt files and the cmake modules now... Does it also package > frameworks on OS X, btw? Hate to say it, but I've gone through this with several projects now, and there seems to be an irreducible lower-limit on complexity. You can use that first link to browse through our entire distribution hierarchy, which organizes packaging for all three platforms: distribution/ - source packaging, automated tagging & changelog-generation osx/ - installation of OSX-specific 3rd-party dependencies bundle/ - generating bundles packagemaker/ - generating packagemaker packages posix/ - generating binary tarballs win32/ - installation of Win32-specific 3rd-party dependencies nsis/ - generating NSIS installers The main observation is that the INSTALL() commands for 3rd-party dependencies vary enough between platforms that we keep them separate. Similarly, the resources for different packaging systems (packagemaker supports a certain subset of HTML for readmes, NSIS requires a splash image with specific dimensions, etc) are different enough that we keep them separate, too. Cheers, Tim -- Timothy M. Shead Scalable Analytics & Visualization (1424) Sandia National Laboratories 505-284-0139 _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
