On Monday 22 November 2010, Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> What a package can do is to install a FooConfig.cmake into a cmake-specific
> directory (see the find_package() documentation in the cmake man page),
> e.g. PREFIX/lib/cmake/<package>/
> This is done with OkularConfig.cmake:
> http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kdegraphics/okular/CMakeLists.txt?r1=117998
> 4&r2=1179983&pathrev=1179984
So I figured the problem out, thanks to Andreas Pakulat: The problem is that
the paths to the headers and libraries are hardcoded (using the totally evil
NO_DEFAULT_PATH), and both incorrect on Fedora!
> find_path(OKULAR_INCLUDE_DIR okular/core/document.h
> HINTS ${_okularBaseDir}/include
> NO_DEFAULT_PATH)
This is wrong on Fedora. Should be: ${_okularBaseDir}/include/kde4
> find_library(OKULAR_CORE_LIBRARY okularcore
> HINTS ${_okularBaseDir}/lib
> NO_DEFAULT_PATH)
This is wrong on 64-bit Fedora. Should be: ${_okularBaseDir}/lib${LIB_SUFFIX}
Hardcoded paths + NO_DEFAULT_PATH are NOT a portable way to find things. KDE
allows overriding the install locations for things. You cannot rely on
everything being installed to the upstream default path.
Kevin Kofler
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