HI Andy,

Which Cmake version is required really depends upon which platform you
have, under unices you can get away with 2.4.x just fine and there is
check against this, with 2.4.6 set as the minimum for Windows and OSX
due to essential fixes on these platforms.  See the top of
OpenSceneGraph/CMakeLists.txt for details on how this is checked for.

As for using later version beyond 2.4.6, this should be fine.  I
rather not enforce usage of later versions unless critical to a
particular platform, or piece of functionality.  I view the need to
CMake as an extra burden for our users, something else for them to
download and keep up to date, so I'd rather not force too many
requirements upon them in terms of version numbers.

One always has the option of controlling what parts of the CMake
scripts are run on what versions of CMake, so if you have some funky
feature available that isn't critical to all users you could just
localise the dependency.

Robert.


On 7/31/07, Andy Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I see there is a CMake 2.4.7.
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> Does OSG's suggested CMake version get updated whenever somebody runs into a
> problem, when someone has time, or when CMake is updated?  I'd guess it was
> when needed and when someone has time to validate it.
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> I found a variable called
> CMAKE_PLATFORM_IMPLICIT_LINK_DIRECTORIES (at least that was
> its name at the time I tried it, using a non-final 2.4.7).  It allows you to
> specify directories which would not be explicitly emitted by CMake.  (That's
> not what the name suggests to me, but it seemed to work.)  I used it to keep
> /usr/lib64 from being emitted by CMake, because our directories are
> elsewhere.
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> I'd like to use this variable rather than specifying overriding it by
> getting other libraries in before this automatically emitted /usr/lib64.
> We'd like to be at the CMake version recommended by OSG, but I'd like to get
> have this variable.
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> Any ideas on when OSG would update?
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> andy
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