On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 8:43 PM, Jean-Sébastien Guay <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Luigi, > >> What about having a repo of "working recipes" where people who "have the >> itch and have successfully scratched" can share the recipe in a somehow >> formalized way. >> >> In my previous mail, I' m suggesting use of Cmake external projects as a >> way to formalize download,unpack,patch,configure,make and install.... we >> could also think for simple plugins, some high level read-write testing >> based on osgconv. > > Yes, I agree with the principle of CMakePorts. It seemed promising about a > year ago when it was announced, has any progress been made since then? Seems > to me it has always built the same small list of dependencies, no more... Of > course, if people don't get involved, it won't progress. So I would second > your suggestion to Adrian that he somehow contribute to that instead of > making / asking for binaries. It'll profit more people if he does that.
I haven't made as much progress as I have wanted. I have submitted work upstream, however, and both zlib & libpng now have CMakeLists.txt in their trunks (libpng has made a release with it, zlib has not). I did some integration work a while back with CMakePorts and OSG but I didn't finish everything I had wanted so I didn't submit the work to osg-submissions. I hope to get back to this work at some point. The add external project stuff for CMake sounds pretty cool. I haven't looked at it much. -- Philip Lowman _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org
