d, so I had to tweak it, but I'm not sure ...)
I've got trouble with the combination of all of these above (BLAS/MPI etc)
If anyone has expert knowledge of these and is willing to assist, could
I contract them off list and get some help please?
thanks
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Is there a simple fix?
Using NMake makefiles works for now, so I'll go with that. The devenv
command was correct, but the project files needed updating - hence the
error message
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They do already. 1.38.0 did. Although I did not have good success
building it that way.
Here is a link to the release notes (look at the bottom of the page):
http://www.boost.org/users/download/version_1_38_0
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if posting this question on the cmake list
instead of boot or boost-cmake lists)
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statements littered through my files, but I have no
idea what they do or why they are there. I think at some point CMake
tells you, use CMAKE_POLICY(blah) to make this warning go away, so you
add it blindly, then it gradually becomes obsolete)
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OK. I'm using 2.6.2 I'll let you know if the problem continues with
2.6.3 or later
so I've been using 2.6.3-rc 14 for a while now
/apps-vis/cmake-2.6.3-RC-14/bin/ccmake --version
ccmake version 2.6-patch 3 RC-14
and the warnings still appear,
he conflicting files are just symlinks to the correct ones, but there
was a bug in this logic for a while. Try CMake 2.6.3 rc14 from here:
http://www.cmake.org/files/v2.6/
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Call Stack (most recent call first):
/users/biddisco/code/csviz/Shared/vtkCSCS/vtkFluent/pv3-plugin/CMakeLists.txt:48
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Renato
by modifying my PATH before the first time I
run cmake on an empty build directory.
I think the big clue here is the "empty build directory". I use multiple
Qt versions and CMake is quite pathological about them. If you try to
switch from one version to another, you really need to wip
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we're testing out CNL instead of
Catamount that many of the cross compilation issues should go away -
along with a number of other problems. I'll move over to the paraview
list soon!
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CSCS,
Bill
That is just a test. You might want to try make -k, most of cmake
does not require shared stuff. However, I don't think we have an
option to turn off all shared stuff yet.
Good spot. OK. cmake has built itself now. I should have realized that
the fail was on one of the tests. Bad th
thing useful. Ultimately, I'd like to try compiling paraview
batch mode under CNL.
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It's just a cvs checkout of paraview head from a few days ago, the
tarball is here
ftp://ftp.cscs.ch/out/biddisco/vtk/vtkgui.tar.gz
JB
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Brad King wrote:
I don't know, but there have been a few dependency fixes since
ink errors appeared.
Doing a make clean in VTK/GUISupport resolved it
JB
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Problem went away when I did a make clean in VTK/GUISupport.
Question is, why did
make rebuild_cache
make
ERRORS
touch VTK/vtkConfigure.h
make
ERRORS
cd VTK/GUISupport
make clean
cd ../..
em-zlib nis iconv glib openssl x11sm xshape xrandr xrender
fontconfig tablet xkb xmlpatterns svg w
ebkit release
#versioning
QT_VERSION = 4.4.0
QT_MAJOR_VERSION = 4
QT_MINOR_VERSION = 4
QT_PATCH_VERSION = 0
#namespaces
QT_LIBINFIX =
QT_NAMESPACE =
QMAKE_RPATHDIR += "
e
#versioning
QT_VERSION = 4.4.0
QT_MAJOR_VERSION = 4
QT_MINOR_VERSION = 4
QT_PATCH_VERSION = 0
#namespaces
QT_LIBINFIX =
QT_NAMESPACE =
QMAKE_RPATHDIR += "/apps/csvis/qt-4.4.0d/lib"
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there a workaround maybe?
Are there any hints if this is a Problem with the generator or VS2008
itself?
Any help appreciated,
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instead. This may lead to problems.
Loading ParaView CMake
commands
Loading ParaView CMake
commands - done
Found Qt-Version 4.3.4
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I just upgraded to cmake 2.4.8 with a clean copy from cmake website,
cleaned my paraview tree and did a build. I now get all this. It's the
STATIC build issue that troubles me (though there are poblems with
vtk/utilities/encodestring too - I had to coment out EXPORT in
cmakelists). Any ideas wh
Just select multiple entries. Shift click, then click on remove
entry, it can remove as many entries as you select.
Wow - Multiple selection.
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Please try it, and report any bugs to the bug tracker.
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IMO this whole thing is upside down. SET should override unless
explicitely forbidden (for example by adding a READONLY qualifier, or
so), not the other way around.
Quite right. The original implementation was strange, but we're stuck
with it. I would however like to vote in favour of changing
did a bit of
searching but didn't find any references to cmake with the portland
group compiler
If anyone has any tips or can point me to any docs, then I'd be most
grateful.
Thanks
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htt
Arjen
Thanks. I'm hoping that someone will respond with the 'already modified'
module files. I'm not very familiar with the flags/options for compile
and link with pgf90. I need to resolve some link issues with underscores
etc .
JB
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I'
I'm having trouble getting results with pgf90 and cmake...I did a bit of
searching but didn't find any references to cmake with the portland
group compiler
If anyone has any tips or can point me to any docs, then I'd be most
grateful.
Thanks
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MfG Maik
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4/libICE.a
/usr/X11R6/lib64/libXfixes.a ${X11_LIBRARIES})
ENDIF(VTK_USE_X)
I'm not sure if it's a cmake module issue, a 64 bit issue or a
vtk/paraview bad cmake config issue, but I'm just posting this so
that if anyone else encounters the problem it'll save some time.
tree in some staging area, then move it later. But, that sounds very
difficult. It may just be
that running cmake over network drives on windows is slow
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Does it find X11? Also, did this work with other versions of CMake, I
just checked and the last time FindX11.cmake changed was 2006-04-17.
The problem must be the 64 bit stuff. When you run cmake does it
correctly determine the size of void*? Can you send me your cache?
Yes the first t
>What is the value of X11_LIBRARIES which I assume should have all of
that stuff you put in by hand?
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I wanted to use the latest LANGUAGE CXX/C from cmake cvs so I updated
my tree, but ParaView3 fails to build on this 64 bit system.
I didn't investi
a cmake module issue, a 64 bit issue or a
vtk/paraview bad cmake config issue, but I'm just posting this so that
if anyone else encounters the problem it'll save some time.
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return retVal;
it should be
return !retval,
the imagecomparison returns the opposite result from what you'd expect
if I recall correctly.
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I'd like to vote in favour of an ELSEIF construct
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The idea was that the correct
qmake would be in the PATH. i.e. the environment would be set up to correctly
build qt projects.
I'd say that's the right choice for users, but not good for developers.
it's common practice to have many versions of Qt built and usable and
being able to simply s
essage the QT_QMAKE_EXECUTABLE and
QT4_QGLOBAL_FILE must be set - even though they are set correctly.
moc.exe, uic.exe are not detected correctly this is what causes the
message and when they are set manually the problem goes away.
JB
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These bugs are as of
s for here.
cheers
JB
What are the patches? As I recall there was some controversy about them when
you first posted them. I don't think a solution was ever settled on. Why
don't you start the discussion on the cmake list again.
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dependent projects how to find UseXXX
type scrips and setup stuff.
Has anyone been down this road already and can they offer any advice.
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In Tools-->Options-->Environment-->Keyboard set a shortcut for this 2
commands :
Project.ReloadProject
Project.UnloadProject
I'm used to set "Alt+shift+R" and "Alt+shift+U"
Thanks. I've just added them to my Keyboard mapping. I'd never thought
of doing this. Given me some ideas for
Does anyone else have the problem that Visual Studio will only detect a
modified project and prompt to reload it ONCE. After that, you will not
get prompted again (even when you build ALL_BUILD or run cmake outside
of visual studio, or whatever. Cmake is working correctly and is
rebuilding th
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`libfoo.so', needed by `bar'. Stop.
Can anyone tell me, what I'm doing wrong and how I can fix this.
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I've removed all trace of them and done a couple of test builds. All ok
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oops. there is an SQL reference. I've put back the QT_GUI_LIB as an
always defined.
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Index: Modules/FindQt4.cmake
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RCS file: /cvsroot/CMake/CMa
Clinton
How about checking the .prl file for whether Qt is built as shared
libraries or not. That file holds valuable information about the Qt
configuration.
Excellent. Done.
...
FILE(READ ${QT_LIBRARY_DIR}/QtCore.prl QT_CORE_PRL)
IF(${QT_CORE_PRL} MATCHES "static")
...
the prl file
etter way of checking for QT_STATIC other than
searching for DLL's - I can't find a QMake - query that will tell me
Please check patch and apply.
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PROJECT(SUBDIR)
SUBDIRS(Executable EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL Examples)
OK. The EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL flag is doing what it is supposed to do. The
(in this case) Examples projects are not built by default. However, they
do still appear in the IDE (Vis Stud).
I'd like to do this
ADD_SUBDIRECTORY(UtilityLib1
Seems to be completely broken on windows build.
OK. It's because my Qt is reporting version number
"4.1.0-rc1" and not "4.1.0" and the script uses the wrong variable to do
the comparison in findQt4
here's the patch to fix it.
Unfortunately, I've just noticed that vtkConfigQt.cmake exports path
e can give help for cmake modules
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I think this topic has come up before, but I caouldn't find if was there
a definitive answer on how to get a completely static build - including
all std libraries etc.
Is there a reliable technique?
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for reasons related to complexity), then
I'd just use another library to do certain bits that I need.
If anyone reading this has already cmakeified some, please send me stuff
and I'll collect it together into one place.
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ng it would solve my woes. Problem
is it's a lot of work :(
Looks like I'm on my own ...
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NB. ADD_LIBRARY has a STATIC/SHARED option
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I know the subject has come up a couple of times... I'm fed up with
having to install boost on every system I have to
uld put together a distro once every few months with a latest release...)
Anyone got any views?
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MESSAGE("${FOO}")
ADD_EXECUTABLE(foobar ${foosrc} foo.cxx)
You can test with the GET_SOURCE_FILE_PROPERTY to make sure it is working.
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I always seem to have trouble with constructs like this...
SET(vtkCSCSNetCDF_SRCS
vtkNetCDF
netcdfcpp/ncvalues.cpp
{CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/netcdfcpp/ncvalues
{CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/netcdfcpp/ncvalues.cpp
ncvalues
ncvalues.cpp
but it just doesn't work. I'm sure I fixed this once before but can't
remember if was it in my cmake source or not.
can anyone help?
thanks
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I've never used cmake -E - how does one call this from inside CMake
script. Are you implying that I simply create a custom rule and use
cmake -E as the command for the copy?
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custom rule, add dependencies etc, I'm sure there must be examples out
there.
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