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Message #09957
Re: CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
Investigating the FindPythonInterp/Libs issue:
the if(PythonLibs_FIND_VERSION)block is evaluating false (on my
machine), which makes the Python version list simply be all the Python
3 versions, then the Python 2 versions, then the Python 1 versions.
The rest of the file just finds the first set of libs that exist.
FindPythonLibs doesn't appear to ever look to see if FindPythonInterp
found the Major Minor version, so it can't put that at the front of
the list.
This seems a little rudimentary to me--you'd think it would look to
see if found the default interpreter's version, and then try to see if
those libraries exist first. Well, time to code up a patch, I guess.
Adam Wolf
Wayne and Layne, LLC
References
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CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
From: Adam Wolf, 2013-04-12
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Re: CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
From: Wayne Stambaugh, 2013-04-12
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Re: CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
From: Adam Wolf, 2013-04-12
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Re: CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
From: Wayne Stambaugh, 2013-04-12
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Re: CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
From: Dick Hollenbeck, 2013-04-12
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Re: CMake doesn't find the right PythonLibs on recent Ubuntus, workaround included
From: Adam Wolf, 2013-04-12