ALberto see my response below Alberto Luaces wrote: > > As I say I check the CMAKE_ flags you mentioned and mine match yours and to > > answer my questions from above - Yes I have X installed on my Cygwin, 2nd > > question: I have left the X11_ paths alone and I have changed them to be > > their X11_???-NOTFOUND equivalents and I have in the past had errors > > leaving them as ccmake sets them and better luck with them set to NOTFOUND. > > Third question - I have been doing plain makes. > > Out of curiosity, where do you get those plain Makefiles? I think the > original > ones were eliminated from recent versions of the SVN. I'm only using the > cmake generated Makefile.
Sorry - bad choice of words. I have in the past used the original make files from the earlier revisions to diagnose issues but the test builds I did for you were all total current svn and then doing a ccmake and generate the makefile and then at the command prompt type "make" with no options (that is what I meant by plain make - my mistake). > > I did delete the full obj directory (as I have done other tests) and I did > > an SVN update and I did change the CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE switch to on and > > the dang thing ran all the way through [100%]. > > I think when you touch any of the cmake options, the Makefile is rewritten, > so > you have to build all the project again. It makes sense when one changes some > compiler switch, but unfortunately when there are only minor changes to the > configuration it also requires the complete build. That is what I have tried to do is always make uninstall, make clean and then change the config and regenerate and then do a new fresh make. Thanks for the assistance - maybe we can find something. bk _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list osg-users@lists.openscenegraph.org http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org
