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Didn't manage to include SI 2013 SP1 in
the .cmake file.
Syntactically, I got it right, but still CMake cannot find the SI
SDK. I assumed that 2013 SP1 is version 11_1.
Anyway, I just created a folder "Softimage 2013", and copied the
SDK-folder from 2013 SP1 into it... works.
Deinstalled VS2010 again, also. So, all that is needed is VS2012
express. Ain't that nice...
Best,
Eugen
Am 09.10.2012 12:39, schrieb Eugen Sares:
Tadaaa!
Build: 1 succeeded! VS2012 express.
Tested Steven's TapeMeasure under SI 2013 SP1, and it works.
I had to install Softimage 2013, too, so the .cmake file would
find this version's SDK.
I have now Visual Studio 2010 installed, and VS 2012 express
(which is the first express version to support 64bit, at last).
CMake throwed an error when I selected VS 2012 in the list, but
after downloading the latest nightly build of CMake here:
http://www.cmake.org/files/dev/
... which correctly recognizes VS2012 express.
I'll try now to uninstall VS 2010 again, and include 2013 SP1 in
the FindSoftimage.cmake file...
Thanks so much, guys!!
Eugen
Am 09.10.2012 10:52, schrieb Eugen Sares:
Troubles here.
Am 08.10.2012 21:39, schrieb piotrek marczak:
Ive had this error (and many others), try
uninstalling sp1...
You mean work with SI 2013 (11_0), not SI 2013 SP1 (11_1),
right?
A-ha, FindSoftimage.cmake supports only up to version 2013.
I only have SI 2013 SP1 installed.
So, two options:
- install 2013, too
- edit FindSoftimage.cmake
I'm digging around in that cmake file... can of worms...
What to do?
TBH just use cmake or keep fighting with various
visual studio errors
-download S.Carons tapemeasure plugin, copy cmake
folder and cmakelists.txt to your src dir
-edit CMakelists.txt so the SOURCES and HEADERS
section contains all the cpp and .h files of your
project
-run cmake
-point Where is the source code to your plugins
source dir
-point Where to build the binaries to some other
folder
-change
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to where your dlls should go
(e.g. y:\workgroup\Addons\MyPlugin)
I cannot find CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX.
-click generate
-open VS
project generated by cmake (in build dir) and in
Configuration manager turn on INSTALL build (this
will copy dll to your install_prefix dir)
I dont know if
this is the right (professional) procedure but it
works for me
It works also
with VS 2012 express which has very cool all-dark
theme 
I installed VS2012, also. Really slick interface, I'd like to
work with that.
But: when I choose "Visual Studio 11 Win64" in CMake, I get an
error.
So I suppose I have to create the .vcxproj in CMake with VS2010,
and can then open it in VS2012, correct?
Compiling C++ for Softimage... world of hurt.
Best,
Eugen
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 9:22 PM
Subject: Re: 2013 SP1 Compile Error in
VS2010 SP1
Alok, thanks, but could you
please be more specific?
Softimage generates a .vcxproj and a .cpp file.
Do I open VS via batch file or not?
If not, I cannot open the .vcxproj, because
XSISDK_ROOT is not set, and VS won't find the
makefiles.
So, I have to create a new project from scratch,
right?
What kind of project?
Questions, questions, questions...
Could take me through this step by step?
TIA
Eugen
Am 08.10.2012 21:00, schrieb Alok Gandhi:
As I said earlier, make your own solution
in VS2010 and add the Soft generated project to it. In
the project properties, change the path to the include
and libs manually. Should work fine.
On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 2:54
PM, Eugen Sares <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi,
trying to compile with VS2010 SP1 for Softimage
2013 SP1.
TRACKER : error TRK0005: Failed to locate:
"CL.exe".
I commented the call to vcvarsall.bat out in the
batch file, as Julian suggested, but it's still
not working.
Any news on that front?
Besides, Mr. Caron, are you willing to do your
second cmake tutorial?
Cheers,
Eugen
Am 13.09.2012 18:52, schrieb Chris Chia:
it
seems like it does not recognise
XSISDK_ROOT?
We usually execute the command prompt from
the workgroup (right click and choose
command prompt") inside XSI and it will
inherit the env_variable, and execute
'devenv' for VS...
Chris
On 13 Sep, 2012, at 9:08 PM, "Julian
Johnson" <[email protected]>
wrote:
XSISDK_ROOT
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