Am Sonntag, 28. April 2013, 13:26:56 schrub Darrell Eifert: > Thanks to James and Wolfgang for the information about OpenEXR and cmake / > scan. My compile was indeed missing the .so files from the OpenEXR dev > package (libopenexr-dev 1.6.1-7 in Raring) which I had installed under > Quantal. Apparently Raring moved the files from /usr/lib to > /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu. Copying the files back to /usr/lib and > running the (sudo) rm -rm build command allowed the compile to proceed > smoothly.
Copying files around in your system is almost always a very bad idea. I would advise to undo that, rm -rf build/ and start over. Cmake should be able to find the libraries in their new location, too. If it doesn't work that is either a bug in our cmake code or in your distribution (I wouldn't be surprised if it was us, we probably have to add that path to cmake/modules/FindOpenEXR.cmake). Tobias [...]
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