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I have created a simple application that works ok. However, now I need to link with some libraries in the following directory.
/opt/norton/lib
In my make file I have the following with works, but I need to use cmake
LIBS_PATH = -L/opt/norton/lib
INC_PATH = -I/opt/norton/inc
LIBS = -lntctrl
In my CMakeList.txt I have this but doesn't work I keep gettng the following error:
undefined reference to `nt_init'
This is my CMakeList.txt
# Includes files
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(/opt/norton/inc)
# Link libraries
LINK_DIRECTORIES(/opt/norton/lib)
# Add the library that is used by nt_init
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(-lntctrl)
ADD_LIBRARY(application initialize_nw)
Many thanks for any advice,
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Try out TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(ntctrl), the -l flag should not be used there (guess from what I have in mind)
This is how I would write the cmake file:
include_directories(/opt/norton/inc)
link_directories(/opt/norton/lib)
add_executable(application initialize_nw)
target_link_libraries(application ntctrl)
To show what are the actual command lines run during a make, use:
make VERBOSE=1
Maybe this shows you the difference between what you ran manually and the cmake generated commands.
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