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Mike Jackson Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services
On Jul 1, 2008, at 4:05 PM, Eric Noulard wrote:
2008/7/1 Mike Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am starting to dive into the CPack packaging system for my projects
and I have some basic questions that the wiki is not answering.
1. What "zip" program do I need to install or is recommended on
Windows XP to get the NSIS packager to run correctly. I am getting
the
"CPack ERror: Cannot find a suitable zip program."
7-zip is working for me with CMake 2.6.0
Which version of CMake/CPack are you using.
I installed the latest stable versions of NSIS and 7Zip. Was there
something extra that I needed to do on the installation on Windows? I
bet I need 7zip on my "path" in windows. Can CPack use gzip from
msys? I guess that would only work with MSYS makefiles. I also
installed CMake 2.6.0 today to give that a try. This is all with
Stable mingw, winxp sp2.
2. My project depends on some 3rd party libraries to run (expat,
tiff,
hdf5, qt4). What variables do I need to set to have those copied into
the installation package? I currently have rolled my own for an
"installation". Here is what I use currently:
A thread on subject arise some days ago
I did not find the thread but it was talking about a generic
[on-going] work for including dependencies of a project
binaries in the install.
[...]
I have the list of libraries that need to be installed. Somehow I
need to get those to CPack.
Can I reuse any of this in order to copy all those libraries into the
installation package?
Normally all files/target which are "installed" using INSTALL
command are included in a CPack generated package.
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Erk
Do I have to do a "make install" first? I am trying all this with
MSys? Is this broken perhaps under mingw/msys? I'll give VS2005 a try
and see what happens.
Mike
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