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Where to extract the sources? #37
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In your binary directory there will now be a folder named |
Thanks for the quick reply, is there an alternative way for those how'd prefer to script this on the command line? |
CMake can be run from the commandline, although each variable has to be set via the form: For example: So all variables you specified in the CMake GUI must be supplied this way. Building the solution can then be achieved via MSBuild. This is something I never tried myself, but a command line reference to MSBuild can be found here: |
Oh, right they come through the -D flags. Thanks again for quick replies! |
Thanks for the replies. |
Right, so umh.. there's absolutely no documentation. Where am I supposed to extract the sources for example libjpeg? I've tried extracting into osg-3rdparty-cmake/libjeg and various other locations and it just doesn't generate anything useful but just "empty" solution. Seems that LIBJPEG_SOURCE_DIR is never set in the top level CMakelist file. Where is that supposed to come from? If i comment out the check for that variable being set then it borks about not being able to find /jconfig.vc.
What a pain.
Thanks.
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