Hi, I am in a situation where I have to use 2 versions of the boost library (c++), one "explicitly" and one indirectly (through a package that comes as a shared lib). The external package is to be considered as a black box. Playing around on the web (as I am rather new to it), I came across the very nice article: http://www.kaizou.org/2015/01/linux-libraries/ which in the last section recommends the usage of -rpath-link=/path/to/old/boost How can I specify this in CMake (preferably in 3.5.2 , as this s the currently used version in the company I work for)? TIA, Petros
PS: Issues of how this would propagate at installation phase, although very important, are not pressing right now, as manual workarounds can be employed, or another question later may be made ;-)
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