Closed SchneiderROS closed 2 months ago
Hi @SchneiderROS , the reply might come a bit late... :)
I think it is 'clean' to check for the package and should be available to find. Alternatively, you could add your local library paths to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH s.t. also libfranka can find it.
Cheers, Andreas
Hi there,
I'm unsing libfranka within my own project. Like libfranka my project uses the Eigen library and therefore Eigen is already a target in my cmake generation step. If I now include libfranka to my project with FetchContent, the libfranka CMakeLists.txt is executed and does a
find_package(Eigen3 REQUIRED)
. The find_package tries to find Eigen in the system directories (global install) and does not incorporate the Eigen target that I already have. The find_package fails and the libfranka installation is aborted. I Don't want to install Eigen system wide and I think I am not the only one that want to have everything local and clean. If libfranka just checks if the target is already available before doing a find_package, this rough behavior could be eliminated.Therefore I propose to replace the CMakeLists.tex line 29
find_package(Eigen3 REQUIRED)
withif (NOT TARGET Eigen3::Eigen3)
find_package(Eigen3 REQUIRED)
endif()
I tested this modification locally and works well.