CMake support

[xiph]

CMake support

[stopiccot]

Luckily for you initial CMake support was recently added to ogg. So it would be great if you could review it and provide any comments.

[MathiasMagnus]

I have taken a look, and I do have some comments, though mostly it looks neat. I did want to format my comments into a consumable format, and there are a few things I need to clarify for myself too. More specifically, I did want to cook up package support for all dependencies of SFML as well as SFML itself:

http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.2/manual/cmake-packages.7.html#creating-packages

On linux it would vastly improve developer and end-user experience. find_package(ogg) would ALWAYS find it without user interaction, even in the most exotic custom install locations. On Windows, CMake is lacking the capability to create registry entries from scripts, but that's just something Windows users have to live with for the time being. Entries can still be made manually.

Once my exams are over, and I finished writing up an article (1-2 weeks), I'll get back to submitting FindPackage support. Should you have the time to read the tutorial, feel free to educate. It is quite long, but the essence is only a few lines.

Bigger picture: CMake devs are investigating how to auto-generate FindPackage scripts, but I don't see that happening any time soon. For the time being, the helper scripts do make CMake script maintainer's life easier.

[madebr]

The most recent release 1.3.2 does not include CMake support.
It is dated from May 27th, 2014.
When can a new release be expected?

[rillian]

The 1.3.4 release, out today, supports CMake. Please give it a try and report any issues!