> My suggestion would actually be that if only debug libs (with d postfix) are
> provided, that those libs are taken for release and debug applications
> build
>
> --
I think that's simply not possible on Windows. I'm not a windows
developer myself but I think you can't mix
Thanks for the reply. The problem I had was that I had only a OSG-debug build.
The FindPackage funktions can either find release libs or release&debug libs,
but if you provide only debug libs (with d postfix), there is no luck, the find
will abort.
Finally I had a release and a debug build, bu
On 11/14/2012 09:54 AM, Daniel Schmid wrote:
> Hi all
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> I use the following lines to find the libraries of osg:
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> SET(OSGLIBRARIES osgDB osgUtil osgGA osgViewer osgText osgSim
> osgParticle osgShadow osgManipulator)
>
> FIND_PACKAGE(OpenSceneGraph 3.0.1 COMPONENTS ${OSGLIBRARIE
Hi all
I use the following lines to find the libraries of osg:
SET(OSGLIBRARIES osgDB osgUtil osgGA osgViewer osgText osgSim osgParticle
osgShadow osgManipulator)
FIND_PACKAGE(OpenSceneGraph 3.0.1 COMPONENTS ${OSGLIBRARIES} REQUIRED)
Now I want to look for debug libraries. I specify the env pat
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