Once again, many thanks for your advice.
I've just discovered the reason for what turns out to be my utter
confusion!
I had been looking at the file development/cmake/Install.cmake not
INSTALL.cmake in the root directory!
I remember looking in the root directory for a README.cmake but, (late-
at-night excuse) obviously didn't do so for INSTALL.cmake.
Fortunately your comment about adding "some paragraphs for Xcode" put
me on the right track as when I couldn't find anything about xcode in
development/cmake/Install.cmake I went searching and finally
discovered INSTALL.cmake.
I hope this explains my confusion Andre. INSTALL.cmake is certainly
what I was looking for. Unfortunately, I responded to your e-mail
before looking into Stefan's email and untangling my mess.
Peter: INSTALL.cmake is definitely a 'real' INSTALL file!
Thanks again and apologies for the confusion,
Roger
On 11/12/2007, at 8:48 AM, Stefan Schimanski wrote:
Yes, INSTALL.cmake is the name. I always added some paragraphs for
Xcode there some time ago. It also works with Xcode 3 from Leopard.
Roger Mc Murtrie schrieb:
Correction to previous post.
install.cmake doesn't look like a README. I got the impression that
it was off an internet search.
There doesn't seem to be a README.cmake file in LyX 1.5 or 1.6
versions.
H'm, looks like it was renamed because it really isn't a README
file or an INSTALL instructions file either for that matter.
A proper README.cmake file would be nice.
www.cmake.org has a documentation page. Hopefully that will provide
any needed instructions.
In fact you only create the project with the provided commands:
* create a build directory, e.g. .../trunk/../build
* call in the build directory 'cmake .../trunk/development/cmake -G
Xcode'
* open .../trunk/../build/lyx-qt4.xcodeproj
Then just open the project from Xcode and start compiling. All that
works fine with the opensource Qt version _in binary form_. No need
to compile Qt yourself.
Stefan
