Re: names etc

2010-04-20 Thread lux-integ
On Thursday 15 April 2010 09:05:44 pm Alexander Neundorf wrote: > So, this is from a TryCompile, as can be seen e.g. in > the "cmTryCompileExec.dir" dir. > It fails because it doesn't find "-lX11", which is given as first argument > to the linker, followed by a bunch of other X11 libraries, includ

new scripts to drive nightly builds available, please try

2010-04-20 Thread Alexander Neundorf
Hi, in KDE svn in kdesdk/cmake/nightly-support/ there are now in the subdirs KDE/ and kdesupport/ new ctest scripts available for running nightly builds. Compared to the previous way with the ctest-scripts part of each module, running the nightly builds should be easier this was. It's not neces

Re: new scripts to drive nightly builds available, please try

2010-04-20 Thread Pavel Heimlich, a.k.a. hajma
Hi Alex, 2010/4/20 Alexander Neundorf : > Hi, > > in KDE svn in kdesdk/cmake/nightly-support/ there are now in the subdirs KDE/ > and kdesupport/ new ctest scripts available for running nightly builds. > > Compared to the previous way with the ctest-scripts part of each module, > running the night

why are includes not used from installed prefix?

2010-04-20 Thread lux-integ
I am a novice with cmake dabbling with KDE4  and a little with blender) (on X86_64(only) Linux. Some of our applications are installed in prefix /opt     For KDE4 compilation for example  I noticed that libraries  are detected  ( reported correctly by cmake )  but  often 'make'  fails as  the inc

Re: why are includes not used from installed prefix?

2010-04-20 Thread Thiago Macieira
Em Quarta-feira 21. Abril 2010, às 02.14.16, lux-integ escreveu: > I am a novice with cmake dabbling with KDE4 and a little with blender) (on > X86_64(only) Linux. Some of our applications are installed in prefix /opt > For KDE4 compilation for example I noticed that libraries are detected >