Alexandru, > On 27 Jun 2024, at 09:51, Alexandru Croitor <alexandru.croi...@qt.io> wrote: > > Your CMakeCache.txt suggests that openssl was indeed not found.
Can you please tell me where exactly do you see this? > > I see you added --debug-find to the additional cmake options in your > screenshot. Why have you not shared the output? > It should have added a lot of output for the various find_package / find_path > / find_library calls. > > Please modify Additional CMake options to contain: --debug-find > --trace-redirect=trace.txt --trace-expand > > Then click Reconfigure with Initial parameters, share the full cmake stdout > output, as well as the contents of the trace.txt file in the build directory. > > Also, one thing I would try is to specify the OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR path with > forward slashes. So c:/Qt-Utils/openssl > > And please share the directory layout of the c:/Qt-Utils/openssl directory. Regarding the project configuration I have learned that: - deleting the build dir is more effective to reflect changes to cmake configuration - Inside CMakeCache.txt OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR was set to UNINITIALIZED and I have manually set it to PATH - Inside CMakeCache.txt I have defined OPENSSL_INCLUDE_DIR to c:\Qt-Utils\openssl\include After this changes, the cmake ran successful and I was able to build and run the example with my custom kit. This seems like little quirks but makes me feel that CMake and Qt is still black magic! :) Any advice based on this feedback? Thank you! Best regards, Nuno > >> On 27. Jun 2024, at 10:26, Nuno Santos <nuno.san...@imaginando.pt> wrote: >> >> Alexandru, >> >> Thank you very much for your replies. >> >>> The attached files are not CMakeCache.txt. I said to check the value of >>> OpenSSL_DIR in CMakeCache.txt. >>> CMakeError.log and CMakeOutput.log are most of the time useless for >>> troubleshooting. >>> They have been superseded by CMakeFiles/CMakeConfigureLog.yaml. >>> But in this case i don't think looking into that file would help. >> >> Attached you will find CMakeCache.txt. As you can see everything is being >> specified. >> >> >> In the mean time I’m using a kit compiled in another machine while I don’t >> fix the build problem. >> >>> >>> The OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR var needs to be set as a cache variable. Either on the >>> command line as a -D option e.g. -DOPENSSL_ROOT_DIR=<path>, or via >>> cmake-gui app, or in Qt Creator as a project cache variable. >>> >> >> That was the first thing I have tried, setting OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR to >> c:\Qt-Utils\openssl, and as you can see it is defined but it still fails. >> >> <screenshot.jpg> >> What am I missing? >> >> Thank you very much! >> >> With my best regards, >> >> Nuno >> <CMakeCache.txt><scene-graph-cmake-output.txt> >
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