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A pkg-confg (.pc) file would be nice for better integration within the open source ecosystem by way of providing an easier way to declare what CFLAGS and LDFLAGS are needed for proper compilation. This would help prevent needing the user to supply them manually, such as through --extra-cflags="-fopenmp -I../Video-Super-Resolution-Library/install/include/" and --extra-libs='-lraisr -lstdc++ -lippcore -lippvm -lipps -lippi'.
@1480c1 Step by step we are moving forward - some projects already utilize the pkg workflow, RAISR will too after upcoming major update. Thanks one more time and I encourage you to check the all in one stack:
A pkg-confg (.pc) file would be nice for better integration within the open source ecosystem by way of providing an easier way to declare what CFLAGS and LDFLAGS are needed for proper compilation. This would help prevent needing the user to supply them manually, such as through
--extra-cflags="-fopenmp -I../Video-Super-Resolution-Library/install/include/"
and--extra-libs='-lraisr -lstdc++ -lippcore -lippvm -lipps -lippi'
.A basic pkg-config file can be observed at https://people.freedesktop.org/~dbn/pkg-config-guide.html and can be configured/generated by cmake as mentioned in https://www.scivision.dev/cmake-generate-pkg-config/
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