Where did iOS Platform go in CMake?!

[d000hg]

I just updated my 1-8 branch and deleted my build-dir, and now in CMake, the iOS build platform is missing completely. NaCl is still listed. How can I go back to a working version while this fixed - what hg statement?

And please can someone confirm this bug urgently please! CMake only caches things in the build-dir, right? So deleting that dir and running CMake will give me a fresh view of the new CMake setup?

[masterfalcon]

I can't confirm that here. Try deleting your CMakeCache.txt and rerunning CMake.

[d000hg]

Done that a couple of times. No luck. OGRE_BUILD_PLATFORM_NACL is listed but OGRE_BUILD_PLATFORM_APPLE_IOS isn't shown as an option, and isn't listed in the newly generated CMakeCache.txt at all.

I've attached what I just re-generated. In the meanwhile - how can I go back maybe 2-4 weeks on the 1.8 branch, to maybe see where this got introduced? Can you advise me what file to look at - there are so many cmake files?

[Wolfmanfx]

You have to pass through command line or add an entry in the cmake gui.

[d000hg]

You have to pass through command line or add an entry in the cmake gui.

It seems to work (haven't built yet) but why is that? I didn't have to when I got the 1.8.2 version a few weeks ago - why has this been removed?

[masterfalcon]

You've always had to pass it via the command line or manually add the option. The FindiOS script was removed because it wasn't actually doing anything and all versions of Xcode ship with the iOS SDK.

[d000hg]

Bizarre, I've always seen the OGRE_PLATFORM_APPLE_IOS checkbox listed in the GUI. Maybe I did this ages ago and forgot about it!!

Thanks.