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On a specific computer I’m unable to generate and compile SOFA. I’ve tried the SOFA sources of versions 19.06, 19.12 and the unstable branch. For QT I tried three different versions: 5.9.9, 5.12.0 and 5.13.2. In CMake 3.16.8 the “Configure” button works, but “Generate” fails. For SOFA 19.12 and unstable the relevant error message is: ‘Target “runSofa” links to target “Qt5::Xml” but the target was not found.’ and there is no entry named “Qt5Xml_DIR” although the msvc2017_64/lib/cmake/Qt5Xml directory does exist. Manually adding the entry “Qt5Xml_DIR” in CMake has no effect. When using SOFA 19.06 source code the errors are largely the same although Qt5Xml_DIR is actually generated this time. CMake-3.13.1 gives same errors. Thanks for the help!
Switching target to 32-bit seems to workaround the issue. Still I’d like to know why 64-bit target gives these errors. After all, your Windows instructions page uses 64-bit.
Hi,
Our Windows developers are indeed working in majority in 64-bit configuration.
How did CMake find the other Qt libraries? Did you set CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the doc suggests?
Could you show us your CMakeCache.txt?Guillaume.
Any update @vincentg ?
Hugo
Hi, apologies for the late response, I did not try 64-bit again as 32-bit works fine. Also, all the system search pathes are now set to 32-bit and our project must go on of course, so I’d rather leave it this way. I however found an old CMakeCache.txt file. The only lines involving Qt5Xml are as follows:
//The directory containing a CMake configuration file for Qt5Xml.
Qt5Xml_DIR:PATH=D:/Programs/Qt_5_9_1/5.9.9/msvc2017_64/lib/cmake/Qt5XmlThe path actually exists and I do not see specific error messages in CMakeCache.txt. If you are still interested in the contents of this file then you can download it at https://www.dropbox.com/s/e0h3vv7ld60yrca/CMakeCache.txt
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