Hi John,
As a quick test I deleted the line
FRAMEWORK DESTINATION /Library/Frameworks
in CMakeModules/ModuleInstall.cmake, and everything builds and installs
just fine.
Yes, that's great news.
I tried this:
INSTALL(
TARGETS ${LIB_NAME}
RUNTIME DESTINATION ${INSTALL_BINDIR} COMPONENT libopenscenegraph
LIBRARY DESTINATION ${INSTALL_LIBDIR} COMPONENT libopenscenegraph
ARCHIVE DESTINATION ${INSTALL_ARCHIVEDIR} COMPONENT libopenscenegraph-dev
IF(APPLE)
FRAMEWORK DESTINATION /Library/Frameworks
ENDIF
)
That won't work, the IF construct is not a preprocessor directive like
#if would be in C, it's like if() in C. Consider this code:
sprintf("my string is %s",
if (0)
"string"
else
"otherstring"
);
Would that work in C? No because your if is within a function call. Same
thing here, you need to have your if outside the INSTALL() function
call, and copy it in both the IF and ELSE and just have FRAMEWORK in the
IF(APPLE) branch.
But if what Stephan says is true, then it means that even if guarded by
an IF(APPLE) the parser will choke on the FRAMEWORK keyword so it won't
work...
Perhaps we could have that function in a separate file which would only
be loaded IF(APPLE)? Would that work?
J-S
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