Closed felibol closed 1 year ago
We haven't yet finished the cmake port and merged the cmake
branch back into main
.
What we are doing in the cmake
branch for third-party dependencies is using add_subdirectory
to add each one to our build. These are git submodules within our repo:
Would a similar strategy work for you to include Shaka Packager?
Please try out the cmake
branch and its libpackager
target as you integrate. The only option right now is LIBPACKAGER_SHARED
, to control the generation of a shared vs static library. And please let us know what we can change to make life easier for you. Thanks!
@felibol Does this answer all your questions? If so, would you please close the issue?
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System info
Operating System: 18.04.5 LTS (Bionic Beaver) Shaka Packager Version: main branch cc9a691aef946dfb4d68077d3a741ef1b88d2f21
Question
I want to use shaka-packager at a c++ project as packager and just wonder what is the suggested way to add your sdk to cmake based project? Do you have any FindShakaPackager.cmake etc.
Thanks.