Am 15.06.2011 15:12, schrieb Dominik Szczerba:
On my system, FindBoost detects the *.so without the version numbers. So, I
can update to a new (hopefully binary compatible) version without relinking.
That would be ideal, unfortunately for me (Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit cmake
2.8.4) my stuff gets linked to the full name, not the symbolic link.
If there is a way to prevent it in cmake I am all ears.
And we provide packages depending on boost by setting the package dependency
using cpack.
We need to deliver a self contained folder where all but absolutely
low level system libraries are present.
Regards,
Dominik
I use Debian SID 64bit which is similar to Ubuntu, but not the same :)
The "problem" (if it really is one) is that debian does ship the
libraries with another naming, so FindBoost will select the library
without version number.
I looked in the script FindBoost.cmake and saw the problem in the lines
717 - 723 (and 728 - 735). Here, the libraries with the version number
are listed before the ones without version number.
Does one always prefer the libraries with version number? Or should the
order changed?
I think the best way is to use both:
If the user wants exactly this version, the find-library command should
use ONLY libraries with names, and if not it should look for libraries
without the number first.
What do you think about this idea?
Regards,
Andreas
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