Closed rpavlik closed 7 years ago
Well, when I try it on my home Linux box, it now causes CMake 3.2.2 to crash on configure when I try the second configure step. Of course, so does master...
ccmake: ../../Source/cmTarget.cxx:58: static const char* cmTarget::GetTargetTypeName(cmTarget::TargetType): Assertion `0 && "Unexpected target type"' failed. Aborted (core dumped).
Will check on another host.
On my other desktop with Ubuntu 16.04 and CMake 3.5.1, both master and this pull request work fine. Will need to wait until my compile job finishes on my laptop to reboot and test the compile in Linux on it, where the non-crash failure happened before.
On the Ubuntu 04.04.5 laptop running cmake version 3.4.1, I get the same error message with both master and this pull request branch. It works fine for the first configure after each run of ccmake but fails on the second with:
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:456 (target_link_libraries): Target "JsonCpp::JsonCpp" of type
Are you using the system provided packages for jsoncpp and CMake? (If so I can try to repro in docker and test locally)
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On the Ubuntu 04.04.5 laptop running cmake version 3.4.1, I get the same error message with both master and this pull request branch. It works fine for the first configure after each run of ccmake but fails on the second with:
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:456 (target_link_libraries): Target "JsonCpp::JsonCpp" of type
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I'm using the system packages on Linux
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Are you using the system provided packages for jsoncpp and CMake? (If so I can try to repro in docker and test locally)
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On the Ubuntu 04.04.5 laptop running cmake version 3.4.1, I get the same error message with both master and this pull request branch. It works fine for the first configure after each run of ccmake but fails on the second with:
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:456 (target_link_libraries): Target "JsonCpp::JsonCpp" of type
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Anything new to try here?
Replaced with a new PR.
This contains, among other fixes, an updated FindJsonCpp.cmake script from OSVR-Core - the same one that has been tested to work with the stock Ubuntu 16.04 package of JsonCpp - this should fix #250
@russell-taylor can you verify?