On 09/29/2011 05:26 PM, Thomas Wolf wrote:
> ...
> Yes, i am building all libraries myself, in the same makefile.
> As i turned out, i cannot use external projects for the contrib
> libraries (ctk, log4qt), because ccording to the cmake mailing list i
> also would have to use MITK as an external project - which is not
> possible in our project.
>
Hi Thomas,

I do not understand this. What do you mean by "use MITK as an external 
project"? Could you specify your setup?

>> FindPackage() does not know anything about "use files". It either looks
>> for a<package-name>_DIR variable pointing to a path containg a
>> <package-name>Config.cmake file and includes that one, or looks for a
>> Find<package-name>.cmake script in the CMake module directories and
>> includes that.
> But the problem remains the same.. if i add all projects consecutivly in
> a makefile, they cannot find each other via the findpackage mechanism in
> config mode (configFile specifiying useFile). The key problem is, there
> aren't any libraries to be found by the config/usefile in the
> configuration step. Creating the solution fails.
>
> Somehow the Makefiles are nto prepared to handle that, or i am missing
> something.
>
> Reards,
> Thomas
>
As Sascha said FIND_PACKAGE only includes the config. Do you mean you 
include use-files of projects that are configured but not yet built? 
This would lead to missing libraries. Maybe you could post some 
simplified setup that shows the problem.

Best
Marco


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