On 5/5/10 3:41 PM, Eskandar Ensafi wrote:
Hello,
I used to build my own CMake binaries under Linux and Windows, but I
got tired of having to install compatible versions of third-party
libraries such as Qt, so I've been downloading the prebuilt binaries
instead. On the Linux side, I gave up on Red Hat/EPEL and RPMforge
distributions, as they are always very slow to upgrade to the latest
stable release.
What strikes me as being very strange is that CMake binaries are only
provided as 32-bit executables for Windows and Linux, two of the most
popular platforms where CMake is ever-increasingly used on 64-bit
hardware. Is there any good reason why 64-bit binaries are not
provided for all supported operating systems?
Thanks,
Eskandar
At least on Windows, you can use the 32-bit cmake binary to make 32 or
64 bit projects.
Ryan
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Virtual Reality Applications Center
Iowa State University
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