Hey,
since the cmake find module for csync within mirall was clumsy I cleared
it up yesterday to get rid of a problem wise domme was pointing to for
month: the check used a relative pathes....
Long story short: You have to use different cmake parameters now if you
want to build with a locally built csync from your dev setup instead of
one installed from packages.
Use now:
make -DCSYNC_BUILD_PATH=/home/you/owncloud/win/buildcsync \
-DCSYNC_INCLUDE_PATH=/home/you/owncloud/csync/src \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug \
-DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=/home/kf/owncloud/mirall/admin/win/Toolchain-mingw32-openSUSE.cmake
\
../../mirall
if you want to build for windows for example.
The parameter CSYNC_BUILD_PATH points to the top build directory of
csync and CSYNC_INCLUDE_PATH points to the source dir of csync directly
to the dir where the includes can be found.
does it work?
Klaas
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