[odb-users] Using CMake for ODB (libraries forlder structre)

[Panayiotis Georgiou]

Hello,

I am trying to generate an MSVC project using ODB, with the help of the
cmake scripts provided by Timo Rothenpieler at:
   https://github.com/BtbN/OdbCmake

The issue I am having is that I cannot understand from the cmake scripts
provide what is the expected folder structure, and as a result, cmake is
unable to locate the necessary paths.

The folder structure that I am currently using is as follows:

../ExternalLibraries/ODB/cmake/Modules (includes FindODB.cmake,
UseODB.cmake)
../ExternalLibraries/ODB/libodb-2.4.0   (subfolders: bin, bin64, config,
lib, lib64, m4, odb )
../ExternalLibraries/ODB/libodb-boost-2.4.0 (subfolders: bin, bin64,
config, lib, lib64, m4, odb )
../ExternalLibraries/ODB/libodb-pgsql-2.4.0  (subfolders: bin, bin64,
config, lib, lib64, m4, odb )
../ExternalLibraries/ODB/libodb-qt-2.4.0   (subfolders: bin, bin64, config,
lib, lib64, m4, odb )
../ExternalLibraries/ODB/libodb-sqlite-2.4.0  (subfolders: bin, bin64,
config, etc, lib, lib64, m4, odb )
../ExternalLibraries/ODB/odb-2.4.0-i686-windows (subfolders: bin, doc, etc,
man, mingw)

Using the above folder structure cmake is unable to configure ODB. I have
tried adding the path "../ExternalLibraries/ODB/libodb-2.4.0" in the
variables CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH and ODB_LIBRARY_PATH but did not help.

Can someone please help me in setting up the appropriate folder structure
so that ODB is detected, or let me know if I am doing something else wrong?

Thanks a lot.
PG