On Tuesday 03 June 2008, David Faure wrote: > On Tuesday 03 June 2008, Alexander Neundorf wrote: > > > BTW, what are ${CMAKE_SYSTEM_PREFIX_PATH} and > > > ${CMAKE_SYSTEM_LIBRARY_PATH}? cmake --help-variable doesn't know them. > > > > Hmm, maybe they are internal and intentionally undocumented. > > Well, if you have to use them when you write a FindFoo.cmake module, then > maybe they should be documented :) > > > No, I just tried and it also doesn't say anything about CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH > > and CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH. > > They are documented in the FIND_LIBRARY() documentation. To make sure > > this won't be forgotten it would be nice if you could file a bug report > > in the cmake bugtracker for that. > > Hmm. My old login failed to work. Grmbl. OK new account created... > > > Ok, I added the missing paths (CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH, CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH and > > their env. var equivalents) to the FIND_FILE() command in > > kdelibs/cmake/modules/. If that works fine we have to do the same in > > kdesupport/akonadi/ and phonon/. > > Yes it works fine after copying FindAutomoc.cmake to phonon, please commit > them too.
Will do. > > So with cmake 2.4 you can now set the CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH env. var to the > > lib install dir of automoc. > > Works. > > > With cmake 2.6 you can (and should) set the CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH env. var to > > all your custom install prefixes. > > Works too - nicer indeed. I guess blogging about this once wasn't enough... ...how could anybody not remember all details from the blog of some KDE developer... Hmm, techbase... > > Of course you can also manually set AUTOMOC4_CONFIG_FILE to the file, > > either using -DAUTOMOC4_CONFIG_FILE or using cmake-gui. > > Yeah, I could also run moc by hand :-P > > > P.S. the issue here is that I try to find a file which is not a library > > in a subdir of the lib dirs, so FIND_LIBRARY() would be a good candidate, > > but since it automatically adds prefixes and suffixes ("lib" and ".so") > > that doesn't work, so FIND_FILE() has to be used instead, and all paths > > where FIND_LIBRARY() would search are added explicitely. > > Maybe it would be easier to just use FIND_PROGRAM(automoc4) and then > > check ../lib/automoc/ for the Automoc4Config.cmake file ? > > Not really, since ../lib can be ../lib64 or ../lib32, and in theory one > doesn't have to set things up that way at all... > > A more standard solution (except on windows) would be a pkgconfig file I > guess... If you install automoc to a custom location, you would also have to adjust the PKGCONFIG_PATH (or what the name is) env. var, so it doesn't help for the basic issue. Alex _______________________________________________ Kde-buildsystem mailing list Kde-buildsystem@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-buildsystem