Hi Ed,
You can write your own Makefiles, if you are just working under single
platform and know the place and name of all libs your need to link
against there is compelling reason to use CMake instead. CMake value
is when your project scales and ports across platforms, for a project
like the OSG
Is there any reason why I couldn't, or more importantly, shouldn't just
write my own Makefile, instead of using CMake?
Ed
Jeremy Moles wrote:
On Mon, 2008-11-03 at 09:51 -0600, Ed wrote:
I am trying out OSG by taking an example and modifying it. I have
pulled the example out from under th
I am trying out OSG by taking an example and modifying it. I have
pulled the example out from under the OSG tree and put it in my dev
tree. When building OSG, I used the BUILD_EXAMPLES flag (or whatever it
was, the exact name escapes me at this moment). How do I build my
modified example? I
On Mon, 2008-11-03 at 09:51 -0600, Ed wrote:
> I am trying out OSG by taking an example and modifying it. I have
> pulled the example out from under the OSG tree and put it in my dev
> tree. When building OSG, I used the BUILD_EXAMPLES flag (or whatever it
> was, the exact name escapes me at t
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