Thanks for all answers,
>> foreach (package ${requiredPackages})
>> find_package(${package} REQUIRED)
>> include_directories(${${package}_INCLUDE_DIRS})
>> string(TOUPPER ${${package}_LIBRARIES} PACKAGE_LIBRARIES)
>> link_directories(${PACKAGE_LIBRARIES})
>> target_link_libraries(${app_name} ${PACKAGE_LIBRARIES})
>> endforeach()
>
> I guess not in every iteration of the loop ${${package}_LIBRARIES} will be
> empty. Putting quotes around it should help.
This works. Unfortunately the linker get erros now:
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `/USR/LIB/LIBZ.SO', needed by
`bin/App'. Stop.
Well, obviously this approach doesn't work. If I use directly
${${package}_LIBRARIES} inside target_link_libraries() these
(lower/mixed case) libraries are not linked (linker error about
unresolved symbols); the parameters for the compiler/linker are missing
(e.g. g++ -lxerces-c doesn't exist).
> Remove the link_directories(), this is completely handled by
> target_link_libraries().
Cool.
Thanks,
Olaf
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