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I have perfected a complete Mac build (including framework bundles), but certain elements require CMake 2.6, so I would like to set cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6).

swiftcoder wrote:

I have perfected a complete Mac build (including framework bundles), but certain elements require CMake 2.6, so I would like to set cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6).

That sounds great! From my side the CMake upgrade would be appreciated but since I myself don't use CMake so much, I can't give a technologically relevant statement here.

I think that should be ok, I guess, every up to date Linux distribution will install CMake 2.6 now as the default package, won't it?

Of course there won't be a preinstalled CMake because most of the users won't need it, but if you browse the package repository of ubuntu 9.04 it should be available. So no user with a current linux distribution should need to compile it shouldn't it?

Author:	swiftcoder [ 21.06.2009, 17:13 ]
Post subject:	CMake 2.6
Would there be any objections to raising the minimum supported CMake version from 2.4 to 2.6? I have perfected a complete Mac build (including framework bundles), but certain elements require CMake 2.6, so I would like to set cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6).

Author:	marciano [ 21.06.2009, 19:03 ]
Post subject:	Re: CMake 2.6
swiftcoder wrote: I have perfected a complete Mac build (including framework bundles), but certain elements require CMake 2.6, so I would like to set cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6). That sounds great! From my side the CMake upgrade would be appreciated but since I myself don't use CMake so much, I can't give a technologically relevant statement here.

Author:	swiftcoder [ 22.06.2009, 02:40 ]
Post subject:	Re: CMake 2.6
marciano wrote: swiftcoder wrote: I have perfected a complete Mac build (including framework bundles), but certain elements require CMake 2.6, so I would like to set cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6). That sounds great! From my side the CMake upgrade would be appreciated but since I myself don't use CMake so much, I can't give a technologically relevant statement here. I am going by the fact that CMake 2.6 was released over a year ago, and they are now up to 2.6.4 - I assume that is enough time for it to have matured

Author:	Volker [ 22.06.2009, 08:46 ]
Post subject:	Re: CMake 2.6
I think that should be ok, I guess, every up to date Linux distribution will install CMake 2.6 now as the default package, won't it?

Author:	Siavash [ 23.06.2009, 02:14 ]
Post subject:	Re: CMake 2.6
Volker wrote: I think that should be ok, I guess, every up to date Linux distribution will install CMake 2.6 now as the default package, won't it? I've checked the [installed version of] xubuntu 8.10 and Live CD of Ubuntu 9.04, there isn't any preinstalled CMake.

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Author:	Volker [ 23.06.2009, 07:32 ]
Post subject:	Re: CMake 2.6
Of course there won't be a preinstalled CMake because most of the users won't need it, but if you browse the package repository of ubuntu 9.04 it should be available. So no user with a current linux distribution should need to compile it shouldn't it?

Author:	Siavash [ 23.06.2009, 07:56 ]
Post subject:	Re: CMake 2.6
Volker wrote: Of course there won't be a preinstalled CMake because most of the users won't need it, but if you browse the package repository of ubuntu 9.04 it should be available. So no user with a current linux distribution should need to compile it shouldn't it? Yes, you are right. CMake is available in Synaptic Package Manager.

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