Hi Miguel,
Well, Bob is setting wxWidgets_LIB_DIR in the GUI and this should then
work for him (it's the same that you are doing with the -D param). And
from the listing Bob sent me it seems that after we find
wxWidgets_LIB_DIR correctly the rest is good to go.
Have you tried it with static
Hi Bob,
I'm also using wxWidgets 2.8.7 with MinGW/CLI and as Miguel wrote, you
need to pass some extra parameters so that cmake can find wxWidgets. I
usually use the zipped wxWidgets package, set the WXWIN environment
variable, then compile it, and then pass the following to cmake:
cmake
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 9:17 PM, Bob Paddock wrote:
Ok, the problem is that you are finding wxWidgets Unix Style...
I started with a CMakeLists.txt file from Linux, where it
works fine. Is that bad? I'm trying to build with Mingw32-gcc.
This part of what I have:
# Find package for
I need to build wxWidgets, under Windows XP with MingW.
I have a Linux CMakeLists.txt that works fine under Linux,
but cmake 2.6 under Windows tells me wxWidgets not found.
I have installed wx288.exe that should have set the registry key,
and I have set wxwin to point at C:\wxwidgets-2.8.8
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 6:58 PM, Bob Paddock wrote:
The FindwxWidgets module just finds the already built wxWidgets libs
to use in your app.
That said, I need to add the wxWidgets-2.8.8 prefix to the search
locations. I don't use the installer,
Normally I don't either. I only did it because
Ok, the problem is that you are finding wxWidgets Unix Style...
I started with a CMakeLists.txt file from Linux, where it
works fine. Is that bad? I'm trying to build with Mingw32-gcc.
This part of what I have:
# Find package for wxWidgets is required:
FIND_PACKAGE( wxWidgets COMPONENTS
