2022-04-03, 12:02
Test codes will have nothing to do with your issues. Tests are run to detect available things on a platform. having errors is fine, and expected, as that just means that feature/function isnt available on that platform.
CMakeError.log is the same, all test failure stuff will be logged in there. Again, this doesnt necessarily mean theres a failure.
CMakeOutput.log is more likely the relevant file to look at. It logs all output, and generally the last output will be the failure point to investigate further.
Quickest way through this may be to note what your using in homebrew, uninstall that, and then test with just an xcode based default setup. If it builds, try adding some of your homebrew required software, and see if you can detect what causes the failure after install.
CMakeError.log is the same, all test failure stuff will be logged in there. Again, this doesnt necessarily mean theres a failure.
CMakeOutput.log is more likely the relevant file to look at. It logs all output, and generally the last output will be the failure point to investigate further.
Quickest way through this may be to note what your using in homebrew, uninstall that, and then test with just an xcode based default setup. If it builds, try adding some of your homebrew required software, and see if you can detect what causes the failure after install.
