@Kristoffer That's because you have libjulia.so installed on your system. I've only installed Julia using an Ubuntu ppa, which is missing libjulia.so apparently.
It obviously looks in the standard system library location for the libraries it needs (as it should). The problem here is that we cannot ask our users to install Julia from source just so they can make use of embedding. Also, some of our developers cannot install Julia systemwide. They install it in their home directories, and then the only place you can put the binary (from the C compiler) is in julia/usr/bin, which is clearly problematic. Bill. On 8 December 2015 at 23:31, Kristoffer Carlsson <[email protected]> wrote: > Strange, I don't have any special paths (except the ones I add in Cmake > for header and library directories). Maybe you can try something similar to > my cmake file above?
