On 05/25/08 15:45, Larry Evans wrote:
On 05/25/08 13:15, Maik Beckmann wrote: [snip] Thanks. That prompted me to look further and I realized I should have done:
ccmake ../../src
instead. Now it's working.
The page: http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/wiki/CMakeBuildConfiguration says the following under the bolded CMakeCache.txt title: <--- cut here --- The same information is stored in a file CMakeCache.txt located in the build directory. For this reason, after you've done the initial configuration of a build directory you can invoke ccmake like this: ccmake <path-to-build> or have the makefiles do it for you: make edit_cache The CMakeLists.txt file is hand-editable, though this is usually not as convenient as the cmake-supplied configuration tools mentioned above. An excerpt of this file: // // Enable/Disable color output during build. // CMAKE_COLOR_MAKEFILE:BOOL=ON // // Use versioned library names, e.g., boost_filesystem-gcc41-1_34 // BUILD_VERSIONED:BOOL=ON
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The CMakeCache.txt title indicates the filename is CMakeCache.txt(which is only in the build directory); yet, the text mentions CMakesLists.txt (which is only in the source directory). Since the string ':BOOL' only occurs in the CMakeCache.txt, I assume the phrase: CMakeLists.txt file is hand-editable on the above page should be: CMakeCache.txt file is hand-editable However, even in CMakeCache.txt there was no BUILD_VERSIONED:BOOL. OTOH, apparently the flag is ON because when I ran make, the library names in the build directory included: libboost_date_time-gcc41-1_35_1.so.1.35.1 ^^^^^ and I did specify g++-4.1. So, is the BUILD_VERSIONED flag no longer valid or is there some other way to set it? -regards, Larry