Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2009-07-22 22:51-0400 Hazen Babcock wrote:
> 
>> Alan W. Irwin wrote:
>>> I believe I have now (revision 10157) finished this saga.  The new
>>> soft-landing method (issue a warning message, disable that component of
>>> PLplot, and continue) when compilers are missing/broken seems to work 
>>> well.
>> [...]I just tested this today with MinGW on Windows and the cmake GUI 
>> no longer crashes when run on plplot v10175. However... I have the 
>> standard MinGW C++ compiler which worked in the past for compiling 
>> PLplot but neither command line cmake nor gui-cmake will let me use it.
> 
> Nobody can help you without details.  Therefore, could you be a lot more
> specific?  What environment variables did you set (if any) to help cmake
> choose the compiler? What were the cmake options that you used?  What
> generator did you use? What was the complete cmake output that you got?
> etc., etc.

Sigh, I always forget the details :). But I think I managed to figure 
out a few things. Maybe the problem is with the cmake command that is 
used to test the c++ compiler (the one that is run by 
language_support.cmake)? If I run the same command by hand:

xx\plplot_build\language_tests\CXX>"c:\Program Files\CMake 
2.6\bin\cmake.exe" .

I get:

CMake Error: CMake was unable to find a build program corresponding to 
"Visual Studio 6". CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM is not set. You probably need to 
select a different build tool.

Anyway, if I simply comment out the workaround_9220 section in c++.cmake 
then I can build PLplot with the Qt drivers and (untested) PyQt4 support 
so it all looks very promising.

-Hazen


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