I have a library project mk_lib which creates a shared library mk_lib.so when built using make command. I then install this library to /usr/local/lib/ using the command sudo make install. The library header file lib.h is also installed to /usr/local/include/ using install command. The main executable makes use of the mk_lib library. This library is made available using sudo ldconfig command which makes path /usr/local/lib/ as library search path during executable mk_demo creation. I want to know is it possible to perform the three library related actions (creation using make and installation using sudo make install to copy library to /usr/local/lib/ and install header file lib.h to usr/local/include) as one command instead of executing them separately. Basically if library build is successful then automatically call install commands else don’t.

I have a library project mk_lib which creates a shared library mk_lib.so when built using make command. I then install this library to /usr/local/lib/ using the command sudo make install. The library header file lib.h is also installed to /usr/local/include/ using install command. The main executable makes use of the mk_lib library. This library is made available using sudo ldconfig command which makes path /usr/local/lib/ as library search path during executable mk_demo creation. I want to know is it possible to perform the three library related actions (creation using make and installation using sudo make install to copy library to /usr/local/lib/ and install header file lib.h to usr/local/include) as one command instead of executing them separately. Basically if library build is successful then automatically call install commands else don’t.

I’m trying to vendor https://github.com/taglib/taglib in my project and link against it while keeping possibility to use this library installed in OS. The problem is that this library copies all header files into $PREFIX/include/taglib upon make install, and then you supposed to do #include <taglib/whatever.h> when linking against OS-provided lib.

I am trying to include LibEigen to my Project. In my main Project I do have a lib Folder with another library of mine.

I am trying to include LibEigen to my Project. In my main Project I do have a lib Folder with another library of mine.

I am trying to include LibEigen to my Project. In my main Project I do have a lib Folder with another library of mine.

My enviorment: Windows 10 + MinGW

I have the following problem:
We use cmake unity build in our project in batch mode.

I’m including SQLite3 with ExternalProject. I’m using Ninja back-end. My problem is that every time I do a clean, SQLite3 has to be rebuilt and it unnecessarily slows down builds. The library has only to be built once for all build types, unless it’s updated to a new version.

I finished installing influxdb on my Raspberry Pi and now I want to communicate with influxdb via C++, so I did git clone https://github.com/offa/influxdb-cxx
but I keep getting an error that it can’t find the cpr::cpr target.