[vtkusers] Universal Binary of vtk on Mac OS X... initial investigations...
David Cole
david.cole at kitware.com
Thu Feb 16 11:59:57 EST 2006
The quickest possible way to get Universal Binaries of a VTK-based
project is going to be building the Intel binaries on an Intel Mac,
building the PPC binaries on a PPC Mac and then combining them somehow.
My gut feel is that there are too many settings that *may* vary between
the architectures that any cross-compiling attempt will simply yield
unpredictable results... It's *probably* possible, but it's also likely
to be very time consuming and a bit painful.
Sean McBride wrote:
>That's exactly the assumption I'm worried about. Would you say it is
>widely assumed by cmake users?
>
>
If it's not widely assumed by CMake users... it certainly should be.
From p. 77 of v 2.0 of the CMake book: "At the writing of this book,
CMake does not explicitly support cross compiling. However, it can be
done by careful configuration of cache values."
I would try separate builds on separate machines and see if there's a
way to combine those build results into a universal binary... (True for
any project using CMake where your explicit knowledge of the various
CMake cache values produced is limited...)
Hope this helps,
David
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