After installing cmake-3.7.1 the cmake example fails on OSX about check

[brarcher]

I'm only partially familiar with CMake and all it can do. The Check project's purpose for supporting CMake was to enable Windows based systems to compile and use Check. For Unix based systems it may be best to use the autotools configure script.

That being said, if I can help resolve this I'll try. Can you give me instructions on how you got your system into this setup? Namely, did you compile Check from source and install into a specific directory, use something like Homebrew, or something else? When you attempted to compile the example was it from a specific release? What additional options did you pass to cmake, if any?

[mikkoi]

I believe this issue is fixed with the latest merges to master. The install tree is now this:

../install-Debug-check/
├── bin
│   └── checkmk
├── include
│   ├── check.h
│   └── check_stdint.h
├── lib
│   ├── cmake
│   │   └── check
│   │       ├── check-config.cmake
│   │       ├── check-config-version.cmake
│   │       ├── check-targets.cmake
│   │       └── check-targets-debug.cmake
│   ├── libcheck.a
│   ├── libcheck.so -> libcheck.so.0
│   ├── libcheck.so.0 -> libcheck.so.0.13.0
│   ├── libcheck.so.0.13.0
│   └── pkgconfig
│       └── check.pc
└── share
    └── man
        └── man1
            └── checkmk.1

It contains all the needed files for a CMake find_library to succeed. I am using this command in my own project rubik: find_package(Check 0.12.0 REQUIRED CONFIG). Just remember to point the CMake variable Check_ROOT to the installation unless you have installed Check into system directories.