I' m not sure of which are exactly your problems but I probably had
similar ones:
I use to have a meta-project which assembles all the needed external
project set up to download,configure,build and install.
I setup for all the project the same CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX and the same
CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH ( passed as cmake configure options with -D)
For configure based project you need to use the --prefix option
If this assumption can work for you, let me know,
I can try to figure out something useful out of my mess of
external_project cmake-based builds
HTH
On 01/21/2013 12:00 AM, Ansis Ma-lin,s( wrote:
There is no Bullet package for Ubuntu. But most importantly there is
no such thing as packages in Windows. So I have to build it into my app.
I also want to avoid having to alter the CMake files of my
dependencies. I want other devs to be able to just check out the
latest version of Bullet into a specific folder and hit compile on my
meta project.
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