On 8/14/2012 5:32 PM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
Well, I can't test that because I don't want to uninstall the Xcode-Command Line Tools. But it certainly did not work before installing them, using this script…#!/bin/bash GEN='Xcode' source "${0%/*}/common.sh" "$@" ARCH=-DCMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES="${CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES:-i386;x86_64}" pushd "$BUILDDIR" cmake -G "$GEN" -DFB_PROJECTS_DIR="${PROJDIR}" ${ARCH} "$@" "${FB_ROOT}" if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; then echo "CMake failed. Please check error messages" popd > /dev/null exit else popd fi Looking at that now, I see that there is a space between the -G and Xcode which you do not have, and also there is an awful lot of quoting going on. Is that script setting the generator to "Xcode", as intended? Jerry P.S. That script also passes*its* first argument to cmake as the source directory, and the destination directory is $(FB_ROOT) which is defined by that common.sh incorporated script.
Not sure what went wrong. It would have been nice to have some logs. Xcode should work out of the box with cmake without the command line tools installed.
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