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torhu
Member #2,727
September 2002
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I'm trying build Allegor 5.1 current svn head for msvc 2008. I've successfully built it several times, but left out support for flac, dumb and ogg/vorbis, which I didn't need at the time. I've downloaded and build vorbis and ogg libs. CMake (using cmake-gui 2.6-patch 4)finds the headers correctly, but it doesn't find the libs. I've tried setting VORBISFILE_LIBRARY, VORBIS_LIBRARY, and OGG_LIBRARY manually in cmake-gui. I'm not sure if it wants just the path, or the file name too, so I've tried both for all three libs. The files in the lib directory are these: libogg.dll libogg.lib libvorbis.dll libvorbis.lib libvorbisfile.dll libvorbisfile.lib Are these names correct? I got cmake to the point where it runs the compile test, but that fails. And the debug log doesn't tell me what commands or files are actually involved. Help |
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Trent Gamblin
Member #261
April 2000
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To troubleshoot, look in addons/acodec/CMakeLists.txt for the small code snippet it's trying to compile. The next part I don't know, on MinGW you can "make VERBOSE=1" and it'll show you the command it's using to compile.
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Elias
Member #358
May 2000
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You can also grep the build folder (not sure how to grep a folder under Windows though) for "vorbis test" or something like that and one of the cmake files will have the error message of the compile test inside. -- |
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torhu
Member #2,727
September 2002
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It worked when I used cmake on the command line, so I guess the environment cmake-gui runs the compiler in is missing some info or something. Still had to set the lib names manually, though. Always a pleasure using cmake |
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Elias
Member #358
May 2000
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torhu said: Always a pleasure using cmake
Windows is nothing since the cmake devs use Windows and sometimes test it there. Try using it in OSX for some fun -- |
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