I followed the VXL installation documentation, but found that some of the entries in the `CMakeCache.txt file say that CMake could not find programs, paths, etc. Is this a problem?
No. VXL needs very little to build correctly (only a C/C++ compiler at worst), however it can make use of various system provided libraries, rather than build its own versions. CMake also looks for lots of system tools so that it can understand the environment it is in. So having lots of NOTFOUND entries is quite normal. There is no need to worry unless CMake displays a warning or error message while it runs.
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- Firstly, have you read AND followed the installation instructions for Soupermail that come in the install.txt file in the Soupermail archive?
