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Public bug reported:

Dear All,

I'm currently trying to install yade on a cluster. On this machine all
software is handled through environment modules (see "apt-cache show
ennvironment-modules"). Therefore I compiled all dependencies of yade by
hand and put them in such an env-module. To the corressponding module I
put alle the Variables that cmake is going to interpret when building
Yade. Unfortunately these four variables are not gathered from the users
environment:

LOKI_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/include
LOKI_LIBRARY=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/lib
EIGEN3_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/eigen/3.1.2/include/eigen3
PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/python/2.6.8/include/python2.6

If I put these variables in the cmake command with the "-D" option,
everything works like a charm:

cmake -DEIGEN3_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/eigen/3.1.2/include/eigen3
-DLOKI_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/include
-DLOKI_LIBRARY=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/lib
-DPYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/python/2.6.8/include/python2.6/
-DINSTALL_PREFIX=/$HOME/yade/ /$HOME/trunk/

Is it possible gather these variables from the environment?

** Affects: yade
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  Dear All,
  
  I'm currently trying to install yade on a cluster. On this machine all
  software is handled through environment modules (see "apt-cache show
- ennvironment-modules". Therefore I compiled all dependencies of yade my
- hand and put them in such and env-module. To the corressponding module I
- put alle the Variables the cmake is going to interpret when building
+ ennvironment-modules"). Therefore I compiled all dependencies of yade by
+ hand and put them in such an env-module. To the corressponding module I
+ put alle the Variables that cmake is going to interpret when building
  Yade. Unfortunately these four variables are not gathered from the users
  environment:
  
  LOKI_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/include
  LOKI_LIBRARY=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/lib
  EIGEN3_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/eigen/3.1.2/include/eigen3
  PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/python/2.6.8/include/python2.6
  
  If I put these variables in the cmake command with the "-D" option,
  everything works like a charm:
  
  cmake -DEIGEN3_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/eigen/3.1.2/include/eigen3
  -DLOKI_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/include
  -DLOKI_LIBRARY=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/lib
  -DPYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/python/2.6.8/include/python2.6/
  -DINSTALL_PREFIX=/$HOME/yade/ /$HOME/trunk/
  
  Is it possible gather these variables from the environment?

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1160959

Title:
  evironment variables are not collected by cmake

Status in Yet Another Dynamic Engine:
  New

Bug description:
  Dear All,

  I'm currently trying to install yade on a cluster. On this machine all
  software is handled through environment modules (see "apt-cache show
  ennvironment-modules"). Therefore I compiled all dependencies of yade
  by hand and put them in such an env-module. To the corressponding
  module I put alle the Variables that cmake is going to interpret when
  building Yade. Unfortunately these four variables are not gathered
  from the users environment:

  LOKI_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/include
  LOKI_LIBRARY=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/lib
  EIGEN3_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/eigen/3.1.2/include/eigen3
  PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/python/2.6.8/include/python2.6

  If I put these variables in the cmake command with the "-D" option,
  everything works like a charm:

  cmake -DEIGEN3_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/eigen/3.1.2/include/eigen3
  -DLOKI_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/include
  -DLOKI_LIBRARY=/shared/apps/loki/0.1.7/lib
  -DPYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/shared/apps/python/2.6.8/include/python2.6/
  -DINSTALL_PREFIX=/$HOME/yade/ /$HOME/trunk/

  Is it possible gather these variables from the environment?

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