Upon installing Python for all users on the Windows computing server it happens that registers are not.
These paths are causing conflict with CMake programs! Įxamples of not good paths: “C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin”, “C:\Git\bin” or “C:\cygwin\bin”.
Avoid to have path to program “sh.exe” in your PATH. The zlib library in “C:\Program Files\zlib” is an exception from this rule. Please avoid to have spaces in your paths (also in name of your user’s home directory). When you want to add several paths into PATHĮnvironment variable then you can use ” ” as a separator. Please add or change variables only in the part for User variables not in the part for System variables. You can modify or create PATH environment variable in “Control Panel” –> “User Accounts” and click “Change my environment variables”. rename unpacked folder to “zlib” (note: that folder must contain folders: “include”, “lib”, “test”, file “zlib1.dll” and some other files) Example of paths to add: “C:\Python27 C:\Python27\Scripts”įor 32-bit Windows (if you place zlib libraries at the same place as we do then CMake should find them automatically): Into PATH variable add paths to both Python and its scripts. Cygwin cmake command not found install#
Install 32-bit version of Python on 32-bit WindowsĪnd 64-bit Python on 64-bit Windows. The Python interpreter of version at least 2.7 ( ). In both cases we recommend to download archive file instead of installer and then just unpack it somewhere.Īdd path to compilers into your PATH environment variable. You can download 32-bit version from this URL
We recommend to use compilers from for both 32/64 bit Windows. Add path to CMake executables into your PATH environment variable.Įxample of path to add: “C:\cmake-3.0.2-win32-x86\bin”įortran, C and C++ compilers.
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