Hi Robert,
If you do an install of the OSG this should solve the problem. If you
don't do an install then doing out source builds will require you to
add an extra include to find the Config files. So doable, but not as
pretty as it could be.
OK, so since I always do an install I shouldn't run into the same
problem as Bob.
Any reason why CMake can't put the generated Config file into the
source's include dir, even for out of source builds? I don't know what's
worse, CMake putting files into your source tree even for out-of-source
builds or referencing a directory in the build tree in a project's
include paths... That's why I always do an install, I personally see the
build directory as strictly temporary - it shouldn't be used for
anything other than while building.
J-S
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