Zitat von du...@identicalsoftware.com:
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.
That doesn't make sense to me. The toolchain file is usually not part
of the project. Did Fedory provide the cmake toolchain file or did you
write it yourself. I guess the latter.
Neither should you ship toolchain files with your project. That will
never work for different development environments.
HS
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