CMake 2.4.3 has a bug where static and dynamic libraries clobber each
other during the build if they have the same rootname. The bug affects
all OSes. Previously I thought it only affected Windows, and I
implemented hacks during the INSTALL to get around it. Felix reported a
problem on Linux and Bill of Kitware confirmed that it's the same bug.
I decided it is too complicated to do more INSTALL hacks, as I don't
really know what suffixes are apropos on Linux or arbitrary OSes in
general, nor do I have the ability to test them. So, static libraries
are now built in a /static subdirectory. This took some refactoring of
CMakeLists.txt. It wasn't trivial but it was doable, about a day's
work. The results are now in Darcs. I have confirmed that VS 7.1,
MinGW, and Cygwin all build and install just fine now. I am projecting
that Linux will build and install just fine now as well, since it will
go through the same code path as the MinGW build.
I await your tests.
Cheers,
Brandon Van Every
_______________________________________________
Chicken-users mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
