Issues compiling on macOS 10.12 with libxml2 include dirs#429
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Thanks for spotting this!
Indeed, this is needed to avoid linking official binaries (which are built in Qt CI system) to libxml2 from MacPorts |
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When compiling for macOS 10.12 (Sierra) it is failing to find <libxml/parser.h>. This was working fine when using
tp4.It seems that
MACOS_FORCE_SYSTEM_XML_LIBRARIESwas introduced in the cmake process to avoid conflicts when using homebrew or MacPorts.The problem I found was that those include folders were directing referring to
/usr/include/libxml2. Also if you are linking against a specific SDK (10.10 in my case) it won't be able to find them,