Hi Torben,
Do any of the gdal headers (specifically the headers, not .cpp files)
#include png, tif, zlib or jpeg headers? They should not, they should be
hidden inside the implementation.
Or in other words, if you were to write an application that #includes
(only) some gdal headers, would you need to have the png, tif, zlib or
jpeg headers in your include path?
The answer is most probably no. So that means you only have to have the
png, tif, zlib and jpeg headers that ship with gdal in your include
paths while compiling gdal itself, once that's finished you can just
copy the build products (libs, dlls, headers) into your 3rdparty
structure, and put any other version of png, tif, zlib or jpeg there
too. They are independent.
Hope that helps make things clearer...
J-S
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