Hi Raymond Wan-2
Thank you in advance, your guess is correct Cmake module downloaded the boost
and tried to compile it.Much more interestingly, it has extracted the current
compiler suit on my machine (GCC 4.7.1) and downloaded the appropriate boost
version "boost_1_55_0_GNU_4_7_1" then it get s
Hi Andreas,
Where do you see all of this, I couldn't even make out single meaningfu
sentence out of it.The only thing that I can understand is that bootstrap
cmake file is executed but bootstrap.shfile is failing. I don't even understand
from where and how boost has dependency on bootstrap. Cma
Dear All,
I'm attempting to build the open license manager from that location
.https://github.com/open-license-manager As can be seen, there is not much info
what needs to be done to configure and compile it, I'm not even sure that it is
been configured to work with GCC 4.7.1 and Code Blocks.
A
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> On 09/09/2014 01:34 PM, Sonya Blade wrote:
> > I Use Cmake-GUI 2.8.12.2 to configure the CMakeLists.txt file but no
> > matter which compiler I set ( I prefer Code::Blocks MinGW Makefile)
> > Cmake-GUI produces the "Error in configurition process, project file
Dear All,
I find ti very difficult to configure the project which has the following
CMakeLists.txt at the attachement.The CMakeLists is automatically created with
FireBreath Python script (fbgen.py) and is supposed to run on Win32/64 compiled
with MSVS10~13 and MinGW compilers. After compilation
Dear All,
I've been through a 2-3 days hassle with CGAL 4.2 installation and
compilation w/o success. I've read Installation Manual couple of
times in order to make sure that I exactly do what requires to be done.
Each installation location is default e.g. "C:/Program Files/CGAL-4.2"
I've Cmake-G
