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[Marco Serantoni <marco.serantoni@xxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry,
Was mine error.

There was a long work full of pitfalls, all those libraries and the related libraries are needed by OSX to let him carry the external libraries
not provided to OS into the executable bundle and make it self-contained.

This is not required on other platforms, but was left generic to be adaptee, if needed, by other platforms.

Mine apologies and Thanks Jean Pierre for the quick fix.

—
Marco



On 08/feb/2014, at 07:35, Blair Bonnett <blair.bonnett@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> The recent addition of CMakeModules/download_wxpython.cmake has resulted in build failures. The main cause is the fact the --prefix option passed to the configure script of wxPython is hardcoded to /Users/marco/Development/product/libwxpython_root. The attached patch replaces that with the appropriate CMake variable, ${LIBWXPYTHON_ROOT}. This fixes the build for me.
> 
> The additional system dependencies for this also need to be documented. On Ubuntu 13.04, I needed to install the libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-dev package to get a pkg-config file so the wxPython build could find the system install of gstreamer; this is a required dependency for the build to succeed.
> 
> To the limited extent of my testing, KiCad had been compiling fine with the system copies of wxPython and swig. Is there now a need for this to be built locally in all cases, or can it be dependent on the OS or some other set of conditions?
> 
> Regards,
> Blair
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