Hi,

I need some external libraries in my project (eg a particular version of qt..)

These external projects have been cloned locally , I could use ExternalProject_Add to clone it in my project.

My major problem is that I will compile it each time and this is time and disk usage  consuming, for each users .

I sounds to me better to have the compiled version available in my development system and use only header+binaries of this particular release.

So, the scenario I would like to obtain :

check if My Qt5 binaries are setted up in my system in a predefined directory (to not overlap with possible system one), if not setted up, then

clone qt needed release and install it in my predefined system directory once (like /usr/local or a directory shared between users) .

I hope you understood and it is enough clear ....

Thanks

Steph






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