Martin Costabel wrote: > Martin Costabel wrote: > [] >> Now I only have to find out why another user gets the error >> >> "find_package cannot find package FREETYPE because FREETYPE_DIR is >> set to "/sw/lib/freetype219" which is not a directory containing a >> package configuration file (or it is not for the requested version)." >> >> although everyone else with the same configuration does not get this >> error. Maybe another framework interfering... > > Not a framework this time. Turns out it was a case-sensitivity problem: > > The scribus CMakeLists.txt had > > FIND_PACKAGE(FREETYPE REQUIRED) > > but the module in cmake-2.6/Modules/ is called FindFreetype.cmake. > This is no problem for people running a case-insensitive file system, > which is the majority on MacOSX. There cmake simply loads a file named > FindFREETYPE.cmake, or so it thinks. But MacOSX also offers case > sensitive file systems, and there it fails. It works with > > FIND_PACKAGE(Freetype REQUIRED) > > Three remarks: > > 1. It would have been nice if cmake had given a comprehensible error > message, like not finding a fitting Module.
The message you report that the other user got looks like what CMake 2.4 produces. CMake 2.6 provides this error: CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:4 (find_package): find_package could not find module FindFREETYPE.cmake or a configuration file for package FREETYPE. Adjust CMAKE_MODULE_PATH to find FindFREETYPE.cmake or set FREETYPE_DIR to the directory containing a CMake configuration file for FREETYPE. ... > 2. Why are the names of the Find*.cmake Modules such a colorful mixture > of upper- and lowercase? How should a cmake user remember that it is > Curl and CUPS (or the other way round?), Freetype and EXPAT? It's historical. The contributor of each module chose a capitalization that was preferred for the package to be found (or by the contributor). One may run cmake --help-module-list to see the modules available with proper capitalization. -Brad _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
