diff --git a/AMDiS/CMakeLists.txt b/AMDiS/CMakeLists.txt
index ac8a9beb52b6d7a1a878179f086b52f48c6a55ae..e895215e7e3817c411efb96180e58b9d8601656e 100644
--- a/AMDiS/CMakeLists.txt
+++ b/AMDiS/CMakeLists.txt
@@ -351,11 +351,11 @@ INSTALL(FILES ${HEADERS}
DESTINATION include/amdis/io)
configure_file(${AMDiS_SOURCE_DIR}/AMDiSConfig.cmake.in
- ${AMDiS_BINARY_DIR}/AMDiSConfig.cmake
+ ${AMDiS_BINARY_DIR}/AMDISConfig.cmake
@ONLY
)
-INSTALL(FILES ${AMDiS_BINARY_DIR}/AMDiSConfig.cmake
+INSTALL(FILES ${AMDiS_BINARY_DIR}/AMDISConfig.cmake
DESTINATION share/amdis/)
list(APPEND deb_add_dirs "share/amdis/")
diff --git a/AMDiS/HOWTO_cmake.html b/AMDiS/HOWTO_cmake.html
index db82914dfc3f733ecaaa8b507891791abf0986db..528938011a5fe58b48670390369d890704ff6447 100644
--- a/AMDiS/HOWTO_cmake.html
+++ b/AMDiS/HOWTO_cmake.html
@@ -8,10 +8,13 @@
<body>
<h1> Using AMDiS with cmake </h1>
With this short page, I will show you, how to use the cmake buildsystem with AMDiS. The introduction consists of two main parts:
-<ol> <li>compiling and installing AMDiS with CMake </li>
-<li> using the cmake installed AMDiS in your project </li></ol>
+<ol>
+<li> <a href="#compiling" > compiling and installing AMDiS with CMake </a ></li>
+<li> <a href="#using" > using the cmake installed AMDiS in your project </a ></li>
+<li> <a href="#faq" > some frequently asked questions </a ></li>
+</ol>
-<h2> Compiling and installing AMDiS with CMake </h2>
+<h2> <a name="compiling" > Compiling and installing AMDiS with CMake </a > </h2>
<h3> configure </h3>
There are 3 different configure tools for CMake:
<ul> <li> cmake (non interactive) </li>
@@ -47,7 +50,7 @@ The last command will install AMDiS to /home/joe/programs
<a href="#config_with_options" >configuration with options </a>
If you only want to build with standard options, you can simply run
<verbatim> cmake . </verbatim>
-<h2> Using the cmake installed AMDiS in your project </h2>
+<h2> <a name="using" > Using the cmake installed AMDiS in your project </a > </h2>
A cmake-project consists of the source files and a file CMakeLists.txt, which contains a description of needed libraries, headers and programs. If you have a simple project with one program "fooProg", which have to compile only one source file "src/foo.cc", your CMakeLists.txt consist of the following lines:
<p class="desc" >
project(projectName) <br>
@@ -84,9 +87,16 @@ and we have to tell cmake, that we need the library amdis and each library amdis
target_link_libraries(fooProg ${AMDiS_LIBRARIES})
</p >
-If cmake does not find AMDiS, you have to set the variable AMDiS_DIR to the directory containing the file AMDiSConfig.cmake. This file resides in
+If cmake does not find AMDiS, you have to set the variable AMDIS_DIR to the directory containing the file AMDiSConfig.cmake. This file resides in
<p class="desc" >
$CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX/share/amdis/
</p >
+
+<h2 > <a name="faq" > Frequently asked questions </a ></h2 >
+<h3 > Boost </h3>
+If you have different boost versions on your system and you do not want to use the standard version in /usr/lib and /usr/include, you should set the environment variable BOOST_ROOT to your boost-installation.
+
+<h3 > I will not set the AMDIS_DIR in every project. </h3 >
+If you always use the same AMDiS directory, you can add the directory to your PATH variable.
</body>
</html>