I'm trying to have Cmake check if the file cxxabi.h is available. This file is from the c++ standard library, at least with g++. My current cmake commands look like this:
include(CheckIncludeFiles)
...
check_include_files(cxxabi.h HAVE_CXXABI)
if(HAVE_CXXABI)
...
else(HAVE_CXXABI)
...
endif(HAVE_CXXABI)
When this is executed, I get:
-- Looking for include files HAVE_CXXABI
-- Looking for include files HAVE_CXXABI - not found.
Although the file is available in /usr/include/c++/4.6.4/ and can properly be found by g++ when I compile a c++ code.
I suspect the macro check_include_files uses the C compiler instead of the C++ one to compile a small program that includes the required file, which of course fails since cxxabi.h is a C++ file.
Any idea how to solve that? (i.e. making the macro use the C++ compiler instead of the C one)
As edited in my original question:
Problem solved. There is a different macro for C++ headers, check_include_file_cxx, located in CheckIncludeFileCXX.
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