Brad King wrote:
I've now committed a new INSTALL framework which should solve this
problem among others. It isn't finished but the target installation
stuff is done. Now you should be able to do something like
INSTALL(TARGETS libchicken libuchicken RUNTIME DESTINATION )
INSTALL(TARGETS
Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
1.) The error message is worded poorly.
2.) The error is actually referring to the .dll, not the .lib and
is due to a bug with trailing slashes in the install destination.
3.) The .lib is mentioned even though it is not actually installed.
I've fixed #1 and #2 in
Brad King wrote:
Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
which is the normal way that MinGW works. No stub .lib files. But
the install appears to be looking for .lib files:
[snip]
-- Installing E:/Program Files/Chicken/libchicken.lib
-- Installing E:/Program Files/Chicken//libchicken.dll
CMake Error:
Brad King wrote:
1.) The error message is worded poorly.
2.) The error is actually referring to the .dll, not the .lib and
is due to a bug with trailing slashes in the install destination.
3.) The .lib is mentioned even though it is not actually installed.
I've fixed #1 and #2 in CVS which
Brad King wrote:
Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
I'm using CMake CVS. My .dlls are being installed to
${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/bin. Everything else is being installed to
${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX} like I thought I told it to. Is this a bug
or a feature? It feels like a bug because of course
