On 1 Jun 2013, at 04:00, Pat <pat.callah...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I created a new team clone of fgmeta on gitorious.
I'm a little confused by the need for the fgmeta clone - but of course
delighted to have people working on the compile script. Why don't we simply add
the script to the fg fgmeta repository and maintain it there?
BTW, I also did some work (and pushed it) to support CMake superbuilds using
fgmeta. It works on Mac and Windows, and probably on Linux with some small
tweaks, so this might be a way to simplify future versions of the
download_and_compile script, since most of the steps (download & build OSG,
download and build PLIB) are handled by the super-build.
Here's the current state:
https://gitorious.org/fg/fgmeta/blobs/next/CMakeLists.txt
It's very much a work-in-progress as I learned what CMake super-builds are
capable of, but I was able to reduce the build steps on Mac and Windows to
basically:
git clone --recursive … fgmeta.git
(so submodules get cloned too)
mkdir build; cd build
cmake ../fgmeta -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$PWD/install
make # with your choice of -j4 or -j8
With the final builds ending up in build/install; actually even this option
could be automated. And to my delight and surprise this also worked for
visualStudio too.
Regards,
James
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