[IGSTK-Users] making an igstk project using visual studio express

[Chris Heath]

Ray,

I'm  not sure why it's not picking those scripts up.  To force CMake  
to find them, you can use:

FIND_FILE ( UseFiles
			NAMES UseIGSTK.cmake FLTKUse.cmake
			PATHS "C:/$path_to_useigstkdir/" "C:/$path_to_fltkuse/"
		     )

INCLUDE( ${UseFiles})

You only have to specify the directories that the scripts exist in.   
Obviously, if you're installing on linux or mac you would use the  
appropriate directory name.  Additionally, I forgot to mention before,  
but you may need to edit the first couple lines of FLTKUse.cmake that  
say

IF (NOT FLTK11_FOUND)
	.....
ENDIF (NOT FLTK11_FOUND)

and change it to say

IF (NOT FLTK_FOUND)
	....
ENDIF (NOT FLTK_FOUND)

At least, the versions I used required me to do this.

Chris

On Jul 24, 2008, at 11:37 PM, Ray Tayek wrote:

>
>> ...
>> Try this CMake script.  In order to use it, you will need to copy the
>> FLTKUse.cmake and UseIGSTK.cmake files from the build directories of
>> these packages to the $CMAKE_BUILD_DIR/share/cmake-2.x/Module  
>> directory.
>
> i copied them, they are there, but i had to get FLTKUse.cmake from  
> the source directory.
>
>> Project(HelloWorld)...
>> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(HelloWorld IGSTK)
>
> cmake gets errors about not being able to find both FLTKUse.cmake  
> and UseIGSTK.cmake. the message is: " ... include could not load  
> fike : ...".
>
> thanks
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