Hi Bob,
oh, fyi, i never do installs, so that technique is out for me.
installing means putting stuff in a system-ish spot, and i like to have
have a clean development machine. another reason i don't install is so i
can build/test against multiple versions of osg. all i do is switch
where the my build cmake stuff looks to find osg headers and osg
binaries, and i'm off.
When running ccmake, you have a setting called CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX.
Just change that to install anywhere. I generally set it to some
subdirectory of my home directory, as I don't like to install OSG to a
system-wide location either, i.e.
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX = /home/guayj/local_apps/OpenSceneGraph
So in your case, even if you want to build/test against multiple
versions of OSG, just set CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to different values and
you're off. :-) That way you can also not duplicate the build directory
if you don't need to.
Then you could use 'make install'. Sure, it probably shouldn't be made a
requirement, and some people are against 'make install' even if they
don't have any reason to be, but there you are.
Hope this helps,
J-S
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