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Currently the shared library is named libgnuradio-digitizers-5.1.2.0.so.0.0.0 and there are links to it generated, e.g:
libgnuradio-digitizers-5.1.2.0.so -> libgnuradio-digitizers-5.1.2.0.so.0.0.0
.
That is not very helpful if one wants to link just against the API version 5 and does not care for the minor/tiny versions.
It should rather look like this: libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2 libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1 -> libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2 libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5 -> libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2 libgnuradio-digitizers.so -> libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2
or libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1.2 libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1 -> libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1.2 libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so -> libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1.2
Just spend half an hour trying to figure out that miracles of cmake .. learned there are VERSION and a SOVERSION variables which theoretically should do the job .... though setting them seems to have no effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the shared library is named
libgnuradio-digitizers-5.1.2.0.so.0.0.0
and there are links to it generated, e.g:libgnuradio-digitizers-5.1.2.0.so
->libgnuradio-digitizers-5.1.2.0.so.0.0.0
.
That is not very helpful if one wants to link just against the API version 5 and does not care for the minor/tiny versions.
It should rather look like this:
libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2
libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1
->libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2
libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5
->libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2
libgnuradio-digitizers.so
->libgnuradio-digitizers.so.5.1.2
or
libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1.2
libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1
->libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1.2
libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so
->libgnuradio-digitizers-5.so.1.2
Just spend half an hour trying to figure out that miracles of cmake .. learned there are VERSION and a SOVERSION variables which theoretically should do the job .... though setting them seems to have no effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: