2010/9/24 Michael Wild <[email protected]>: > > Oh, wow, hardy is REALLY, *REALLY* old. It still contains only cmake-2.4.7 > which was released more than 3 years ago! > > I would recommend downloading a pre-built binary. It is self-contained and > you can just drop it anywhere you want (e.g. somewhere in your home > directory) and simply update your PATH variable. You can get the latest > source and binary tar-balls from here: > http://cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html
Once you have at least CMake 2.6 you can try to rebuild a .deb using CMake itself using the attached CMake script: mkdir tmp cd tmp cmake -P /path/to/CMake-autoinstall-DEB.cmake This makes a "default" cmake build which contains cmake and ccmake (but not cmake-gui). In the end you should end up with a deb package ready to be installed using dpkg. If you install the new deb you will remove the cmake version shipped with your distro, if you want to keep several cmake version installed you'd better install binary TGZ archive somewhere and may be select default CMake using update-alternatives. -- Erk Membre de l'April - « promouvoir et défendre le logiciel libre » - http://www.april.org
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