add pkg-config definitions #146
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Hi @guijan did you performed tests on CMake build sytems after the change? Thanks! |
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No, I only tried Meson. And good call, because it was broken. I'll work on it more. |
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pkg-config makes curlcpp easy to use with non-CMake build systems like the .cmake files make it easy to use with CMake. Done with a lot of help from @eli-schwartz.
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The initial version must have been the worst PR I have ever sent, but now I think it's in good shape. I wrote a test project that depends on curlcpp with CMake, Meson, and POSIX Make build definitions: https://github.com/guijan/curlcpp-pc-test |
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pkg-config makes curlcpp easy to use with non-CMake build systems like the .cmake files make it easy to use with CMake.
I've tested this on OpenBSD.