Hi Robert,
Too much time has lapsed to reconstruct my exact problems -- too much cursing
instead of note taking back then. I started with Cmake 2.4.7 that we'd been
using for Linux OSG builds. It was quickly obvious that version wouldn't do. I
don't recall how I ended up with cmake 2.6.1 - it was probably the latest stable
version when I grabbed it, but it was giving me problem after problem. Just
lucky I guess. I later grabbed version 2.6.2 which I can build without a hitch
and is what I ultimately used to build OSG.
I guess the big problem for me was that the Dependencies page was and still is
way behind the curve on what's required for building on Mac OSX. It says "CMake
2.4 or later is prefered". On Mac specific page there's mention of grabbing the
SVN version of Cmake for XCode considerations, but nothing more specific about a
required cmake version.
The Mac (OS X 10.5.2) has libcurl.4.dylib.
I also had a problem building the curl plugin on an i386 Linux system with
libcurl.2.0.2 . Other Linux systems here have libcurl.3.0.0 although I haven't
built on any of these.
-Don
Robert Osfield wrote:
Hi Don,
Cmake should only build the curl plugin if it finds libcurl installed.
So I presume that you do have libcurl installed on your system but
an older version perhaps that the OSG can't compile against.
Could you pass on the errors, and information about which version of
libcurl you have installed on your system so we can look at ways of
fix this, even with changes to the source code or the build.
Robert.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 8:49 PM, Don Leich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I thought maybe it's time to bring this up. The problem I had building
cmake on Mac OS X had to do with libcurl. I got the cmake build past to
finally complete by turing off some curl specific tests. The development
systems I work on are not connected to the Internet and do not get updated
libraries very often. This may be a factor. (I also built cmake from
downloaded source.)
If even is libcurl is not a prerequisite for OSG is seems that some mention
of it on the Dependencies page would be helpful. Many seem to have been
bitten by libcurl problems.
-Don Leich
Raphael Sebbe wrote:
Re: [osg-users] MAC
Raphael Sebbe
Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:37:11 -0800
I think it's right in the middle of moving from Xcode based projects to
cmake build system, which currently generates dylibs instead of frameworks
(I may not be up to date, checked a couple of weeks ago, moving target).
Once you get a successful build in cmake, with proper build flags, you
shouldn't have much surprise on the mac.
Raphael
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 1:46 AM, Ulrich Hertlein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Quoting Don Leich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
My experience with Mac development has not quite so smooth. Getting
cmake to
build was a battle and beyond the scope of this thread. OSG itself has
some
appearant rough edges with OSG and X11 integration. I am working with
Odd, it was a complete breeze for me getting OSG/cmake/Makefiles (cmake
2.6
from
DarwinPorts) compiled on OS X.
I don't know why you have to use X11 (Qt?) but that could be the cause of
your
problems. You'd probably see similar issues running OSG/X11 on Windows.
/ulrich
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