To Jean-Sebastien,

<--snip-->
>The solution is simple, really - users should learn to build the
INSTALL target in the Visual Studio project 
>files. To simplify this, the INSTALL target should be the default
target in a batch build. But I think we 
>shouldn't put in any workarounds when the true solution is so simple.
<--snip-->

My Cmake knowledge is limited, but I would prefer a Visual Studio
solution where the projects actually build to the directory I test/debug
my application. Rather than copying files around so you end up having
duplicate files and end up testing with an old version. As a Visual
Studio programmer I think of the INSTALL target more like a SW
deployment step than an actual build stage. No sure if this is a Cmake
limitation, but my vote goes for setting up the projects so they build
to the /bin directory directly. That way you can make a change to one
project, build it and run your testapp. 

On a separate note. 
- osgIntrospection is not copied when building INSTALL. 
- If we have to stick to the INSTALL target, does anyone know if there
is a way to setup Cmake to copy the pdb files as well?

Filip
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