Quoting "Hendrik Sattler" <p...@hendrik-sattler.de>:
Zitat von du...@identicalsoftware.com:
Adding /usr/i686-pc-mingw32/sys-root/mingw isn't going to accomplish
anything as /include is not in the list that FindSDL.cmake is looking
at. It is looking for /usr/include. I tried it anyway and it still
doesn't find SDL. I could modify FindSDL.cmake to make it work but my
goal is to make the program compile on a standard fedora system.
I cite myself: "You may also have to call include_directories() for all
standard include paths in your root paths."
This may include adding the your include/SDL.
I admit that FindSDL is not using the latest technique of PATH_SUFFIXES
the right way (should be include include/SDL include/SDL11
include/SDL12, and the PATHS list below should be much smaller then).
Nevertheless, doing it right in the toolchain file will probably make
it work.
You can also set the variable ENV{SDLDIR} in your toolchain file if you
find that easier:
set ( ENV{SDLDIR} /my/path/to/include/SDL )
HS
While I could do that, it defeats the purpose of the mingw32
cross-compiler. The point is to allow you to cross-compile for
windows without needing any changes to your project. I've filed a bug
with fedora to see if it can be fixed.
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