The cmake scripts in cmake/Build*.cmake are hardcoded to assume that the libraries end up with a filename suffix of .so. That's true for Linux, but not Mac OS (or iOS) where the default suffix is .dylib. (I don't develop for BSD or Windows, but those might use different suffixes too.)
For example, cmake/BuildLevelDB.cmake has 3 lines like:
The result is link errors building the ioarena binary, since the *.so files can't be found.
I know nothing about Cmake, so I don't have a fix to submit. I was able to work around the problem by replacing .so with .dylib in my local copies of the Cmake files.
erthink
commented
8 years ago
The cmake scripts in
cmake/Build*.cmakeare hardcoded to assume that the libraries end up with a filename suffix of.so. That's true for Linux, but not Mac OS (or iOS) where the default suffix is.dylib. (I don't develop for BSD or Windows, but those might use different suffixes too.)For example,
cmake/BuildLevelDB.cmakehas 3 lines like:The result is link errors building the
ioarenabinary, since the*.sofiles can't be found.I know nothing about Cmake, so I don't have a fix to submit. I was able to work around the problem by replacing
.sowith.dylibin my local copies of the Cmake files.