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The strip command from binutils has lots of CLI options to enable/disable striping certain things, but I am interested in what it strips by default when no CLI options are given. This information ...
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I am trying to build and package an application with CMake, using Azure IoT C SDK. The projects instructs you to include it in your application by doing something like: cmake_minimum_required (VERSION ...
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I have dependencies between CMake components, and want to use dpkg-shlibdeps in the DEB packager. I set set(CPACK_DEB_COMPONENT_INSTALL ON) set(CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_SHLIBDEPS ON) set(...
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I am using cmake + cpack + nsis to create an installer for windows (10 and later). In the installer creation phase, I would like nsis to use one of its plugins (ZipDLL in my particular case). How can ...
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This is an extended post/question of my previous post CPack package doesn't include the executable file. From the solution of my previous post I was able to create the package with required binary ...
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I am trying to create a binary software package using CPack utility. I am using TGZ CPack generator to generate tar.gz file which should contain both the executable and a static library, but when I ...
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I'm using the productbuild CPACK generator to build a .pkg installer from my binary (actually a bundle containing a shared lib). The binary bundle is built with cmake (Ninja generator) and is properly ...
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I am developing a C/C++ package, built using CMake, and I want to package it for Debian. So I thought I'd use CPack to build a Debian package. I managed to do so, but my project should also contain ...
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I am getting familiar with CMake and CPack, but I can't figure out how to solve the following issue when creating a macOS package. I have some C++ code using OpenMP: #include <iostream> #include ...
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I am trying to package things using CPack and attacehd is my cpack file. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing to get this pushed past this point. I have had it stuck on this even when using -D ...
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I'm using Ubuntu 20.04, CUDA 11.4, and I want to create a debian of Open3D 0.18.0, to do so I cloned the repo and tried: mkdir build && cd build cmake -DBUILD_CUDA_MODULE=ON -...
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If we rerun cmake after make install in our project, we get CMake warnings Cannot generate a safe runtime search path for target ... because files in some directories may conflict with libraries in ...
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I am using Qt framework and I am trying to build a deb and tar.gz file using cpack. Everything seems to be working fine but the copied shard objects have full version numbers instead of just the major ...
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My project's main CMakeLists.txt contains instructions to generate an NSIS installer. One of these instructions is set(CPACK_NSIS_EXTRA_INSTALL_COMMANDS " nsExec::Exec '\\\"\\\$...
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Attached below is my cmakelists.txt, I don't know why, but when I use cpack to create the bundled folder, it is reading the dylibs from the original location. I know this because I delete the dylibs ...
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