Hello guys! There are lots of informations on internet about how to create DEPENDS on CMake, but none of them answered my question.
I have a daemon being compiled very well with CMake. Now, i want to pack this binary to distribution. Once the clients have a wide variety of Linux distributions, i need to make some restrictions for my code run properly. Well, in "explicit" libraries (pthread and OpenSSL, for example) i can realize what version i need. But what about the "implicit" libraries? I mean, every code compiled in C/C++ in Linux is linked against libc and many others. Is there a way to CMake (or other tool) to generate the really complete list of dependencies of a binary? I saw that many packages in official repository make restrictions about LibC version, but even the ldd didn't tell anything about libc in my code. How they realize the minimum version required to the program run well? Thanks in advance! -- Best regards, Maurício Souza Klein.
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