You read my mind Michael. When I run Xcodebuild on the project and then look at
the arguments passed for the compile of the failing file, there is never a "-I
/user/include" switch in the command line. In Windows I'd be setting it in
either the INCLUDE environment variable, or setting the includ
You may want to take a very detailed look at the command line arguments that
Xcode is passing to the compiler. There you can pick apart all the include
paths that are being passed to the compiler and you will probably find that
/usr/include/boost is missing. Why it is missing is still unknown bu
After beating my head against this brick wall for over a week I'm becoming
convinced that the problem is neither with CMake nor with Boost. If I build the
project as a Unix project or as a Visual Studio/nmake project, the created
projects build fine whether it is for Linux, Darwin, or Windows. H
I've been porting a disk diagnostic tool we develop and use internally to the
Mac platform specified in the Subject. I have it to the point where using CMake
2.8.7 it would create the plethora of sub-project builds, build and link all of
the dylibs that are used by Wish to run the diagnostics o
