Use CMake find_package and official targets instead of libray names #178
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Signed-off-by: Uilian Ries <[email protected]>
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jbaldwin
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great changes, thank you for opening these PRs edit: it looks like the ci workflows might need some updates to find the packages correctly |
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Hello!
As a continuation of #177, this PR replaces the usage of regular library names by official CMake targets instead:
Using CMake targets, it will not only solve the correct library path, but also list transitive dependencies, compiler definitions, and header folders.
Regards!