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Do we need to install it? Can we not use it from the build tree?
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I'm following the example of zlib here, and it feels cleaner to rely on build artifacts being in a consistent place for all dependency outputs. It seems all other dependencies already do this, so I think we should be consistent. (Maybe let's do these kind of changes in a separate PR for all dependencies if you feel strongly about it)
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zlib is the only one doing this because it cannot be used from the build tree (I would love to migrate to that model for zlib as well). We no longer install any library which is not being distributed as a DLL - but that requires switching to the master branch rather than a release.
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Just to be clear, by "use it from the build tree", we'll be referencing .lib object files in brotli build tree like
brotli\out\Release\brotlicommon.lib
, and header files in its source tree at paths likebrotli\c\include\brotli\decode.h
?I could try but I doubt it'll play well with the goal in the other comment which is using
Brotli_DIR
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Yes, except, the idea with
Brotli_DIR
is that you tell CMake the directory to look into forBrotliConfig.cmake
and it will wire up the headers and libraries appropriately. You don't need to pass flags or paths to the libraries or headers.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thanks. I will experiment and report back.