Dear Benoît,<br><br>Thank you for sending the file &quot;cmake_install.cmake&quot; which was taken from<br>lib/pyalps under your build directory as I understood. It looks like your build directory<br>is the same as your installation directory. Is that the case? In line 41 of the file<br>
your install destination reads<br><br>${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib/pyalps<br><br>with ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX} being &quot;/home/gremaud/alps/alps-2.0.0-r5363&quot; as defined in line 5,<br>while from the build directory &quot;pyalea_c.so&quot; is referenced as &quot;/home/gremaud/alps/alps-2.0.0-r5363/lib/pyalps/pyalea_c.so&quot;<br>
I guess your installation moves the file &quot;pyalea.so&quot; from your build directory to your installation directory and thus<br>the file &quot;pyalea.so&quot; is deleted after this stage of installation is supposed to be passed. If the build directory and the installation<br>
directory is the same, it might happen that a target file is copied onto itself and then deleted. To avoid such complication <br>having a separate installation directory might help. At least now I am reproducing the problem by setting the build directory<br>
and the installation directory to be the same. <br><br>best regards,<br>Munehisa<br><br>