Hi, I have on some linux distributions following problem:
1. The project contains a shared library installed into /usr/lib[64] and a binary linked against. (Other projects uses that library) 2. When building the project on some systems the application will get get linked against version in /usr/lib eg. installed version and not current build version eg. version in CMAKE_BUILD_DIR/lib. When versions differs it fails, of course, for instance due unresolved symbols. I don't know and understand why, 'cause on most other systems it works nice and as wanted. What I see: an external lib appends as linkflags -L/usr/lib, when suppressing this (and just adding -lthelib) then it links the fresh build shared lib against app and not the one from /usr/lib. 'Cause this is only made by hand and not portable my question: is there a flag in cmake where I may control this? Eg., what is or may the reason, that on most systems cmake take the fresh library and not the one installed in /usr/lib but in some circumstances not? the link-flag from the second library are required and it is possible that this "-L" parameter is required. Ciao Rajko _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
