No, it's from glib, which obviously doesn't use cmake. cmake is required only for a single rarely-used module, libproxy, unless you need it for your project or dependencies. Please look in your glib build directory, in glib/libcharset, to see if it built; that's the source of charset.alias. As for cmake, it's due to a bug introduced in 2.8.10. The solution is to revert the bootstrap moduleset to 2.8.9, which I thought I had done but apparently forgot. You can do so yourself by editing ~/Source/jhbuild/modulesets/bootstrap.modules, but if you don't need cmake you needn't bother. Regards, John Ralls |