On Tuesday 04 November 2008, James Peng wrote: > I am trying to use CMake in our new project. I download the latest 2.6.2 > linux source distribution version. I decompressed it and built it with > ./bootstrap successfully. > > After > that, I installed it by using "make install > DESTDIR='/user/local/cmake". What I got is > "/usr/local/cmake/usr/local/...". Does that mean CMake will be > installed under "/usr/local" directory by default?
Yes. If you want a different install location, set the cmake variable CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX accordingly. If you build it using the bootstrap script, you can do --prefix=/wherever/you/want . If you build cmake with cmake, you can do cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX <src dir> on a fresh build tree or use "make edit_cache" in an existing build tree. > I was told > from the doc I can uninstall it by remove all items on the list > recorded on the install_manifest.txt file. But I cannot find that file > under the installation directory, '/user/local/cmake' in my case. Just remove everything in /usr/local/cmake. Alex _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
