I've been porting a disk diagnostic tool we develop and use internally to the
Mac platform specified in the Subject. I have it to the point where using CMake
2.8.7 it would create the plethora of sub-project builds, build and link all of
the dylibs that are used by Wish to run the diagnostics on the drives that we
manufacture. Recently however, I realized I needed a better IDE than "vim", so
I tried to run CMake to use Xcode 4.3.2. The first thing that happened was a
CMake error which should be solved in CMake 2.8.8 RC1. It was, and CMake
created the plethora of projects as well as the single xcodeproj file that ties
them all together.
The project loads in Xcode, and does the builds, with quite a few warnings. The
warnings are nothing new, and like many shops we tend to ignore them … not my
choice since I'm a bit anal about fixing warnings, but I have to live with
these. However, I am not generating any dylibs, and when I go to a terminal and
run "xcodebuild -project MyP.xcodeproj" I find that the build is actually
failing with an error -- a Boost header file is not found.
The path for the Boost headers are defined in the first CMakeLists.txt for non
Windows platforms as: include_directories("/usr/include"). An additional
include_directores adds the remaining paths and those are defined.
I've listed the files in that path and show boost defined under include
followed by all the header files that Xcode cannot find. My next thought was to
go look at HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS, and sure enough "/usr/include" is not listed in
that search path. I tried setting include_directores the CMakeLists.txt file
governs the actual project that is being built but that does not work either.
So, how do I set the search paths to find the Boost header files?
Also … How do I change build types in 2.8.8 RC2? The -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
that I used to use is no longer accepted. it fails with a label not used
message.
Do I need to file a bug report, or am I doing or not doing something?
Gary Little
H (952) 223-1349
C (952) 454-4629
gglit...@comcast.net
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