7 Jan
2012
7 Jan
'12
8:42 p.m.
>>>
Just add this to ConfigureChecks.cmake:
>>>
>>> if( WITH_SPEEX )
>>> pkg_search_module( SPEEX
speex )
>>> if( NOT SPEEX_FOUND )
>>> tde_message_fatal(
"speex is required, but was not found on
your
>>> system" )
>>> endif( NOT SPEEX_FOUND )
>>> endif( WITH_SPEEX )
>>>
>>> # haven't tested but should work.
>>> # and check the name of speex *.pc file in
/usr/lib/pkgconfig.
>> Why make it a fatal error when it can be built
without speex?
> There should be a global flag defined (WITH_SPEEX)
if speex support is
> desired. If that flag is not set then there
will be no fatal error when
speex is
not found.
To me, this is a drawback of cmake. You have to I'm not an expert in cmake, but with
configure, you
generally can do
--help and get a list of acceptable parameters.
Most of the time it
also tells you if the dependency is (auto) or
not, or
what the default
is. For example, in kdegraphics-3.5.10, a simple
./configure gives:
checking for sane-config... not found
checking if doc should be compiled... yes
checking if kamera should be compiled... no
checking if kcoloredit should be compiled... yes
checking if kfax should be compiled... yes
checking if kgamma should be compiled... yes
checking if kghostview should be compiled... yes
checking if kiconedit should be compiled... yes
checking if kmrml should be compiled... yes
checking if kolourpaint should be compiled... yes
checking if kpdf should be compiled... yes
checking if kpovmodeler should be compiled... yes
checking if kruler should be compiled... yes
checking if ksnapshot should be compiled... yes
checking if ksvg should be compiled... yes
checking if kuickshow should be compiled... yes
checking if kview should be compiled... yes
checking if kviewshell should be compiled... yes
checking if libkscan should be compiled... no
checking if kfile-plugins should be compiled... yes
checking if kfaxview should be compiled... yes
checking if kdvi should be compiled... yes
checking if kooka should be compiled... no
But kdegraphics-3.5.13 requires:
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$TRINITY_PREFIX \
-DCMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE=ON
\
-DQT_VERSION=3
\
-DWITH_TIFF=ON
\
-DWITH_PAM=ON
\
-DBUILD_ALL=ON
\
-DBUILD_KAMERA=OFF
\
-DBUILD_KSVG=OFF
\
-DBUILD_KUICKSHOW=OFF
\
-DBUILD_LIBKSCAN=OFF
\
-DBUILD_KOOKA=OFF
\
$KDEGRAPHICS
This is fine for a developer, but a lot more difficult
for someone who
just wants to build the package once.
In TDE most modules have a -DBUILD_ALL flag that enables
the "default"
build options without having to manually specify all of the
individual
submodules to build.
It might be a good idea to add a -DBUILD_AUTO flag that
causes any failing
checks to simply disable the associated functionality as
Autotools does.
If you want to see this please file an enhancement bug
report.