I'm using external cmake with msys2, since cmake-gui provided by msys2 won't run (invalid win32 application). Now the problem is there's only so much I can configure using cmake-gui. I downloaded OpenALSoft today and when I ran make install it installed to C:\Program Files (x86)\. How do I configure external cmake to install into mingw32 or mingw64 depending on what's running? On top of that, I'm having a problem differentiating between PATH RPATH and PREFIX (and how those correspond to msys2 install structure), so if you could, please, clarify those too, I'd really appreciate that.
How to configure cmake for msys2
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I always use this invocation to make sure the install directory is set to
/mingw32or/mingw64:And then when you want to install the built project, you must do this:
All of this trickiness is due to the fact that CMake is a native Windows program that does not understand MSYS2-style paths like
/, and MSYS2 has some automatic conversions of paths that happen when it detects you are running a native Windows program like CMake.By the way, MSYS2's
cmake-guiworks for me, so maybe you should try reinstalling the CMake package in MSYS2 or something. However, I expect my answer to work for both the external CMake and the one in MSYS2.