tl;dr: I've done things the cmake way and the test are still not ok. The problem is that the test RPATH is being *appended* to the BUILD RPATH, instead of prepended.
long version:
My build script is:
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#!/bin/sh
if [ -d $HOME/bin/ccache ]; then
echo "enabling ccache"
ccache -z
PATH=$HOME/bin/ccache:$PATH
fi
PREFIX=/usr/pkg
LIBDIR=${PREFIX}/lib
# In theory, BSD make is ok.
MAKE=make
(rm -rf build destdir &&
mkdir build &&
cd build &&
cmake .. \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=${PREFIX} \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_RPATH=${LIBDIR} \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH=${LIBDIR} \
> OUT.00.cmake 2>&1 &&
${MAKE} > OUT.10.make 2>&1 &&
(${MAKE} check > OUT.20.check 2>&1 || true) && \
make DESTDIR=../destdir install > OUT.30.install 2>&1 && \
echo BUILD DONE
)
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BUILD_RPATH is passed because a packaging system invoking cmake must in
general ensure that programs/libs in the build environment can find
their dependencies at test time.
Some tests pass, and some fail, with "std:alloc bad" and various other
stuff. But a quick look shows that objdump -x of one of the test
programs has:
RPATH
/usr/pkg/lib:/home/n0/gdt/SOFTWARE/GEO/GEOS/geos-master/build/lib
so I expect it to go badly. This should have been
RPATH
/home/n0/gdt/SOFTWARE/GEO/GEOS/geos-master/build/lib:/usr/pkg/lib
and then I think it would have been fine.
If anyone can tell me what cmake args I should be using instead for the
general case of a program with a correct cmake setup and which might be
finding dependencies from ${PREFIX}, I'd like to hear about it. The
list above is what I came up after reading the cmake docs pointed out by
pramsey@ and strk@.
Greg
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