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[Bernhard Stegmaier <stegmaier@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

either set $PATH in the shell where you build in a way that wx-config can be found (i.e., to your wxWidgets/bin folder) or use
  -DwxWidgets_CONFIG_EXECUTABLE=<path/to/your>/wx-config
switch with kicad (this works for me on OSX, but should also be the same for Linux).


Regards,
Bernhard


On 30.09.2014, at 04:37, inkblotter <inkbottle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I have very recently built a new  64-bit linux system, with a new GPU.
> Of course, I wanted to build kicad on this new system.
> I have installed cuda and built wxWidgets 3.0.1  and I really look forward to to running the push-and-shove router.
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> But I never make it past  the wxWidgets test in cmake.
> My system has wxWidget 2.8.12-9 installed and I get the complaint that 3.0 is required.
> I built wxWigets 3.01 and installed it in $(HOME)/wx and used the flag -DwxWidgets_ROOT_DIR=$(HOME)/wx with cmake.   I thought this would work but it does not and fails on the same complaint about finding 2.8 and requiring 3.0 (or better), but it also says that it found my $(HOME)/wx  wxWidgets.
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> That is, it fails on the version complaint first and then finds  the wxWidgets 3.0.1 in $(HOME)/wx, or it seems to fail first and then find newer wxWidgets but cmake fails overall.
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> The system cmake version is 2.8.12.2.
> g++  4.8.3
> kernel 3.16.3
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> I am not very  familiar with kicad cmake.  Is there some trick others have found to accomplish building  with wxWidgets not in either /usr/local nor installed in the system paths?
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