[vtkusers] CMAKE_WORDS_BIGENDIAN error

[Dário Oliveira]

Hi, I saw two other emails on vtkusers about the same topic but not with the
solution. In there they recommend us to get the last stale version of cmake
but I'm with that and its not working.

that's my error when I try to configure the cmake so as to build VTK with
java wrapping on linux.

CMake Error: An attempt was made to access a variable: CMAKE_WORDS_BIGENDIAN
that has not been defined. Some variables were always defined by CMake in
versions prior to 1.6. To fix this you might need to set the cache value of
CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY to 1.4 or less. If you are writing a CMakeList
file, (or have already set CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATABILITY to 1.4 or less)
then you probably need to include a CMake module to test for the feature
this variable defines.
CMake Error: An attempt was made to access a variable: CMAKE_WORDS_BIGENDIAN
that has not been defined. Some variables were always defined by CMake in
versions prior to 1.6. To fix this you might need to set the cache value of
CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY to 1.4 or less. If you are writing a CMakeList
file, (or have already set CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATABILITY to 1.4 or less)
then you probably need to include a CMake module to test for the feature
this variable defines.
CMake Error: An attempt was made to access a variable: CMAKE_SIZEOF_INT that
has not been defined. Some variables were always defined by CMake in
versions prior to 1.6. To fix this you might need to set the cache value of
CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY to 1.4 or less. If you are writing a CMakeList
file, (or have already set CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATABILITY to 1.4 or less)
then you probably need to include a CMake module to test for the feature
this variable defines.
CMake Error: An attempt was made to access a variable: CMAKE_WORDS_BIGENDIAN
that has not been defined. Some variables were always defined by CMake in
versions prior to 1.6. To fix this you might need to set the cache value of
CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY to 1.4 or less. If you are writing a CMakeList
file, (or have already set CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATABILITY to 1.4 or less)
then you probably need to include a CMake module to test for the feature
this variable defines.

Could anybody help me?
thanks.
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Dário Oliveira
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