Closed bmmeijers closed 10 years ago
Maybe it can be solved by upgrading to a more recent version of CMake?
My point is more that the CMakeLists.txt of pprepair should warn/explain what to do if the CMake version is not 2.8.9...
Maybe put this at the top of the CMakeLists.txt:
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8.9)
Confirmed: FindCGAL.make is part of CGAL, not of CMake, so nothing to be done here
cmake 2.8.8 (default on Redhat) does not include a FindCGAL.cmake module so then it does not work out of the box.
I added:
(as I installed CGAL in my home folder), it then works.
Maybe this can be done by forcing a specific version for cmake, that's what I don't know.