CMake Build Options

These are the options for the CMake command line supported by Scribus.

See Building_SVN_versions_with_CMake on how to use them.

1.5.x.svn+

 * CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH: PATH : destination folder of bin file cmake result (ex : -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=~/bin/scribus)
 * WITH_PODOFO : BOOL: Enable support for PDF embedded in AI import
 * WANT_DEBUG : BOOL: Turn on debugging and turn off stripping of debug information
 * WANT_RELEASEWITHDEBUG : BOOL: Set release mode but keep debugging information
 * WANT_DISTROBUILD : Turn off RPATH (SET(CMAKE_SKIP_RPATH TRUE) and SET(CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH ""))
 * WANT_NORPATH : Turn off RPATH (SET(CMAKE_SKIP_RPATH TRUE) and SET(CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH ""))
 * WANT_NO_EXAMPLES (1.4.2+, 1.5.0+) : BOOL : Set this to not install the scripter examples scripts
 * WANT_NO_TEMPLATES (1.4.2+, 1.5.0+) : BOOL: Set this to not install the document templates
 * WANT_VERSIONING (prior to 1.4.0, and higher) : BOOL: Add version tags to the installation directories for installations allowing multiple versions to be installed
 * APPLICATION_CONFIG_DIR : PATH : specify the user configuration directory at compile time
 * APPLICATION_DATA_DIR : PATH : specify the user data directory at compile time
 * WANT_NOHEADERINSTALL : BOOL: Do not install the headers (if you don't intend to develop with Scribus, turn this off)
 * WANT_HUNSPELL: BOOL : Turn on hunspell spelling support (1.4.2 and higher)(libhunspell-dev has to be installed)
 * WANT_GUI_LANG: STRING : Select GUI languages to install. Useful for speeding up regular build processes or limiting install size, eg: WANT_GUI_LANG="en_GB;de;fr"
 * WANT_SVNVERSION=1: Adds the SVN version to the "About" dialog.
 * WANT_GRAPHICSMAGICK: BOOL: use graphicsmagick libraries for advanced file formats imports exports
 * WANT_CCACHE : BOOL: Enable support for ccache
 * WITH_BOOST : BOOL: Enable support for the Boost library
 * WANT_NOOSG : BOOL: Disable OSG support even if found on the system
 * WANT_LIB64 : BOOL: Add a "64" suffix when searching for libraries. Useful when a system has both 32 and 64 bit libraries and Scribus is being built against the 64 bit libraries

Deprecated / From Previous Versions

 * WANT_QT3SUPPORT: BOOL: Turn on Qt3 support in Qt when building, defaults to off, we don't need Qt3 support
 * WANT_QTARTHUR : BOOL: Turn on Qt Arthur as the rendering library (DEPRECATED WITH 1.5.x)
 * WITH_ASPELL : BOOL : Turn on aspell spelling support (OBSOLETE: starting from v. 1.4.2, Hunspell is used for spellchecking)
 * WANT_CAIRO : BOOL : Turn on using cairo as the rendering library, (DEPRECATED WITH 1.5.x)
 * WANT_SYSTEM_CAIRO=1 : Removes the internal cairo,(may not be necessary). See Resolved Bug 9753
 * WANT_QT4MAC_COCOA : BOOL : Where the OSX build machine supports Carbon and Cocoa, use Cocoa

Qt5-Specific

 * USE_QT5 : BOOL : Use Qt5 instead of Qt4 (DEPRECATED with versions later than september 2013)
 * QT_PREFIX : PATH : path for Qt5 libs (for example : -DQT_PREFIX="/opt/qt5/bin" or -DQT_PREFIX="/usr/local/Qt-5.2.0" or -DQT_PREFIX=/home/username/Qt/5.2.0/gcc_64 when installed with default setting via installer found on www.qt-project.org/downloads)

Other
(Read http://www.scribus.net/svn/Scribus/trunk/Scribus/BUILDING)

If any of your libraries are in non-standard locations you will need to provide some extra arguments to CMake to ensure that CMake and gcc can find all the required files. Where /path/to/libfoo is the path to the the directory the library was installed to, eg /usr/local or /home/fred/libfoo (not the 'lib' subdirectory the actual .so files are in), you can use the following extra arguments to CMake to help it find the library:

-DCMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH=/path/to/libfoo/include -DCMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/libfoo/lib

If you have multiple custom paths to specify, use a ; path separator, eg:

-DCMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH=/path/to/libfoo/include;/path/to/libalice/include

OS X Specific

 * BUILD_OSX_BUNDLE : Set some options relating to building the OSX bundle
 * WANT_UNIVERSAL_BUNDLE : BOOL : Attempt to build a PPC/Intel binary bundle for OSX

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