When did the installation layout change from the standard "unix" to an OS X Framework? Is there a way to go back to the standard "unix" layout instead of a framework? This is really hosing up my own build scripts for my application.
Mike,
I have been tasked with adding Mac bundle packaging with CPack. That code
had been added with some success, and has been in place since August.
However, I did not anticipate your configuration. I should have added an option
to enable bundle creation during CPack instead of enabling it by default.
The solution is to put an if block around the bundle cmake code in the
CMakeInstallation.cmake f8ile.
Allen
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On Friday, November 15, 2013 12:05:39 PM Michael Jackson wrote:
When did the installation layout change from the standard "unix" to an OS X
Framework? Is there a way to go back to the standard "unix" layout instead
of a framework? This is really hosing up my own build scripts for my
application.
Hmm. I must have not tested "pre2" enough on my system to notice it. And based on my other bug report it looks like I'll be sticking with the 1.8.11 release until the next 1.8.13 release comes along.
Thanks for the reply.
Mike Jackson
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On Nov 15, 2013, at 12:15 PM, Allen Byrne <byrn@hdfgroup.org> wrote:
Mike,
I have been tasked with adding Mac bundle packaging with CPack. That code
had been added with some success, and has been in place since August.
However, I did not anticipate your configuration. I should have added an option
to enable bundle creation during CPack instead of enabling it by default.
The solution is to put an if block around the bundle cmake code in the
CMakeInstallation.cmake f8ile.
Allen
On Friday, November 15, 2013 12:05:39 PM Michael Jackson wrote:
When did the installation layout change from the standard "unix" to an OS X
Framework? Is there a way to go back to the standard "unix" layout instead
of a framework? This is really hosing up my own build scripts for my
application.