I am trying to compile zlib and libpng with one command, or more
specifically one series of commands. My aim is to get as simple as
possible to the following
cmake
make
make install
So what I have done so far is to layout my directories like so:
third_party
|
--zlib
|
--libpng
In each directory I have a CMakeLists.txt file that will build the
libraries. So far so good. Now with a clean system i.e. one where
libpng can't find zlib (because it hasn't been built yet) I try executing:
cmake
Which runs as expected right up until libpng requires the existence of
zlib. So my problem is how to tell libpng that zlib is on it's way if
it could only be a little patient. Preferebly without having to touch
the CMakeLists.txt file inside libpng directory
Also is this strategy likely to fly or is it never going to get off the
ground?
Chreers.
Also, can CMake apply patches?
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