On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 2:44 PM, Michael Jackson < mike.jack...@bluequartz.net> wrote:
> The Boost-CMake (IMHO) sort of "abused" the cmake system somewhat in order > to make it more "bjam" like. > > In practice if the first pass of FindBoost.cmake does not find anything > then I usually have to manually go into the CMakeCache.txt file and remove > all the boost variables and re-run CMake. You can also probably do this > using the CMake-Gui program. > > I posted a desirement in the CMake Mantis bug tracker only to find out that all one has to do in CMake GUI is File->"Delete Cache" then config, config, generate, wait for CMake VS Macros to notice something is awry and update the pojects... I still wish there were a button. If I could get a heart rate monitor to sense my level of frustration and automatically rerun a script to delete the cache I think this would be the optimal solution. > Basically for each library, look in boost/libs/filesystem/CMakeLists.txt. > That file should get you started in the right location to start trying to > figure out what is going wrong. > > Thanks for the words of advice I will keep hacking until I find out what I am doing wrong. Brian
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