#Build for Release done but faild

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sterile drum
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I build the project for release and and it work, cmake says that works but there is no build folder for release

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sterile drum
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cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10)
project(Lizon)

find_package(wxWidgets REQUIRED COMPONENTS core base)

include(${wxWidgets_USE_FILE})

add_executable(Lizon mframe.cpp main.cpp)

target_link_libraries(Lizon ${wxWidgets_LIBRARIES})```
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├── assets
│ ├── cpu.png
│ ├── dif1.png
│ ├── dif2.png
│ ├── dif3.png
│ ├── dif4.png
│ ├── icon.ico
│ ├── konsole.png
│ ├── mic1.png
│ ├── music.png
│ ├── ram.png
│ ├── temp.png
│ └── vscode.png
├── build
│ ├── CMakeCache.txt
│ ├── CMakeFiles
│ ├── cmake_install.cmake
│ ├── compile_commands.json
│ ├── Lizon
│ └── Makefile
├── CMakeLists.txt
├── main.cpp
├── main.h
├── mframe.cpp
├── mframe.h
└── README

pulsar orbit
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You need two commands to build. First yours, then cmake --build . -j8

sterile drum
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''First yours" what you mean?

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and I need to build for RELEASE

pulsar orbit
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You need to run two commands

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You already ran one, then you need to run the one I gave you

sterile drum
pulsar orbit
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Yes

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Which is what you want, no?

sterile drum
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build for release

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I don t want a normal build

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I need to create a .exe file for my program

pulsar orbit
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.exe is created regardless of it being release or debug build

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You selected the release build in the first command. Then the second commands makes whatever build you selected

sterile drum
sterile drum
pulsar orbit
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You could always copy them manually

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Or make a script that copies them and zips the executable + the pngs

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The "official" way of doing this is adding -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=some_dir to the first command, and running cmake --install . after the last command. Then it should copy everything to that directory, which you can then zip

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But you might need to list things that need to be copied in your CMakeLists.txt

sterile drum
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so I think that I can solve that

pulsar orbit
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Simple, don't use paths like that 😛

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Get a location of the executable itself (which is done in a platform-dependent way, sadly), and load images relative to that

valid spoke
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do you add your lib into the enviroment path rigitly?

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you can try to use "include_libraries"

sterile drum
sterile drum
sterile drum
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I tried but not succesful

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I create a dist folder for release

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├── bin
│ └── Lizon
└── share
├── cpu.png
├── dif1.png
├── dif2.png
├── dif3.png
├── dif4.png
├── icon.ico
├── konsole.png
├── mic1.png
├── music.png
├── ram.png
├── temp.png
└── vscode.png

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but my app did't find tha pngs

pulsar orbit
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You need to get the location of the executable, to load images relative to that

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Google how to do that on your OS