Duncan Gibson wrote: >> With Cmake, and the include directory set to /usr/include, I get >> zillions of errors of this sort: >> <snip> >> CMakeFiles/flP5.dir/gui/flP5.o: In function `cb_pb_calPrec': >> /home/ehildum/src/flP5/current-1.1.8/src/gui/flP5.cxx:6532: undefined >> reference to `Fl_Wizard::value()' >> > > Aha! Everyone who has replied so far has picked up on the #include > and -I/directory issue, and we've all been chasing our own tails. > You obviously understand the problem with -I / #include. > > What we've all missed is that you are trying to use the CMake files. > Unfortunately the CMake configuration files are not complete, or no > longer up to date, because the devs are all using autotools to build. > The guy who said he c/would update the CMake files disappeared :-( > > So yes, you either have to stick to the autotools build, or you need > to debug and update the CMake files, in order to install FLTK properly. > Once installed, you can use 'fltk-config' to generate the -I and -L > options consistent with your installation for use in building your app. > The 'FLTK Basics' chapter at http://www.fltk.org/doc-1.3/index.html > describes how to use 'fltk-config' to build your app, and the previous > chapter describes how to build FLTK itself from source. > > If you are still having problems, you will need to post the complete > compile line that you are using. Note that you need to have all of > the libraries specified in the right order. > > Cheers > Duncan > _______________________________________________ > fltk mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk > > Duncan, I think you're right about CMake files not being up to date, and CentOS 5 wants to use CMake 2.4 instead of the latest (2.6) release too. The problem seems to be in the recipe CMake uses to find FLTK (FindFLTK.cmake). It just doesn't work. I actually prefer autotools, and I have a working build for the app of interest (flP5). The primary author uses CMake though. I'll play with fltk-config and autotools -- I had put a pkgconfig file together for FLTK, but fltk-config would be better. I'll check out the 1.3 FLTK Basics.
Thanks for your help, Ted Hildum _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
