On 25/01/2016 03:23 p.m., Christopher Horvath wrote:
I'm really curious to hear if anyone has gotten CMake to work for real
in a complex production environment with multiple versions of things
like boost, python, and so on. I note that every large organization
I've seen (such as Google, Facebook) just ports the builds to their
proprietary build tools, rather than using autoconf or cmake.
The way I use cmake is that I have all FindPackage.cmake use an
environment variable to search for packages. Then I have a wrapper
script that just sets all the variables which I run before running
cmake. I also use a wrapper script (mk) to run cmake and make all in
one step and handle the setting of different OSes.
This has worked fine with me and mrViewer, which has dependencies on
boost, fltk, ffmpeg, imagemagick, sampleicc, ctl, aces_container,
openexr, glew, etc. and is coded to run on windows and linux. Updating
to new versions of everything usually takes me a day.
I have had nothing but frustration with things like autotools as porting
to windows is nearly impossible.
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