On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 6:22 PM, David Cole <david.c...@kitware.com> wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Michael Jackson
> <mike.jack...@bluequartz.net> wrote:
>>
>> This is wonderful and I am making progress but I have a few more
>> questions. Assume I am using CMake 2.8.3 (as it will become the
>> requirement).
>>
>> For external Dylibs and frameworks that my project depends on will the
>> new way that bundle utilities work still copy the frameworks (like Qt
>> frameworks) and external libraries (like HDF5, libTiff .. ) that are NOT
>> part of my project? So my project builds its own couple of libraries (AIMLib
>> & MXADataModel) but also depends on some external libraries (HDF5, libTiff,
>> Expat, Boost). Do I need to have install rules or otherwise get those copied
>> into the the bundle BEFORE calling fixup_bundle()?
>
> No -- if we did that, BundleUtilities would truly be nearly useless. :-)
>
> If a prerequisite is pulled in via dependency analysis, then fixup_bundle
> will still copy it in (assuming it's not classified as a "system" library
> ("system" == assumed to be pre-installed and available everywhere...))
>
> The change was made only for the "additional libraries" passed in as the
> parameter to fixup_bundle, which primarily equates to plugins...
>
> The idea is: you know the additional libraries anyway because you're passing
> them in, so you should install them in the bundle beforehand and pass in the
> names just for prerequisite analysis and fixup. The additional libraries
> will not show up in the prerequisites analysis because they are typically
> only loaded dynamically at runtime. Hard links to non-system frameworks and
> libraries will be copied in and fixed up.
I hope you guys don't mind if I jump in and re-ask related question I
posted couple days ago (I'm sure Michael will soon face the same
problem, if he's building also for for Mac, so he may be interested
too): Is it possible with all this BundleUtilities mechanism to have
these prerequisite library/plugin files, that fixup_bundle() is
copying in, stripped? On Qt SDK for Mac, Qt libraries and plugins are
not stripped, and thus generated package/installer gets rather
large...
Thanks.
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